Lime green ribbons represents mental illness awareness, an issue which is specifically highlighted during the first week in October every year.
We recognize that our students’ time at the university, the impact of the pandemic and other factors may cause stress and anxiety. At UCF, we care about each and every one of our students and are building this culture of care one Knight at a time.
Know that you are not alone. Seeking help is a sign of strength. UCF is here to help.
Knights care for one another. Seeking help for yourself or a fellow Knight is a courageous action. To learn more about the signs of distress you should look for, visit our Student Care Services page. You can play a role in supporting someone in need by filling out this form so we can reach out and help reduce that Knight’s barriers to wellness and success.
It is OK to not always be OK. Remember that UCF cares about you, and if you should find yourself or a fellow Knight needing assistance, we can help you.
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