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All students, faculty, and staff are valuable members of the 91¹ú²ú¾«Æ· Community. We want you to know you are not alone in addressing concerns or barriers in your life; CARE is here for you. Community Assessment Response & Evaluation, better known as CARE works collaboratively to support your wellbeing and safety, while promoting a culture that encourages reporting of concerns. We are a community and we support each other. Because we CARE. 

CARE is not Counseling or emergency response. CARE is an optional resource which facilitates a network of support comprised of CARE Managers, on and off-campus resources, and faculty. We offer one-on-one meetings, referrals, assistance navigating 91¹ú²ú¾«Æ· policies, advocacy, and risk assessment. If you have a concern and you’re unsure where to go – reach out to CARE. We’ll help or get you to the right place.

Should you have questions about CARE or wish to refer someone to CARE, please email magnusacts@csuohio.edu or call 216.687.2048. To learn more about CARE, click the links on the left.

If you need support for an emergency or need something after business hours, please contact 91¹ú²ú¾«Æ· Police at 216.687.2020.

What is Care Management?

Mission Statement: The goal of the Care Manager is to provide holistic support to members of the 91¹ú²ú¾«Æ· community, to connect students with resources on and off-campus, and to increase collaboration between campus partners.

What to Expect: The Care Manager provides support and case management services for members of the 91¹ú²ú¾«Æ· Community. The Care Manager works with students to develop an action plan to address their individual needs. The Care Manager can help navigate policies and procedures on campus, connect with support systems, and determine what resources might be most helpful.

Meeting with the Care Manager may be useful if:

• You want to know more about support services offered at the university.
• You would like information on how to connect with medical and mental healthcare providers.
• You would to withdraw from your classes for personal or medical reasons, and want more information on your options.
• You're feeling stressed about school.
• Your life outside of the classroom has become more difficult to manage.
• You're feeling overwhelmed and want to find help, but you're not sure where to start.

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