Marquette students and employees facing immediate insecurities in terms of food, housing, or other basic necessities should refer to the resources below:

• Food
• Housing
• Mental Health
• Spiritual Guidance
  

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Food

Students experiencing difficulties accessing food can take advantage of on-campus resources.

• Marquette's Backpack Program provides groceries and other essential items to any Marquette student, free of charge. Their website includes a list of food pantry locations and community meal programs off-campus.
• For additional support, students can also check their eligibility for Wisconsin’s FoodShare program, access food resources through College Hunger or consider other community food services.

Housing

• Students who seeks assistance with on-campus housing can connect with the Office of Residence Life.
• Students experiencing financial difficulties that make housing payments more difficult can refer to Marquette Central to see if they are eligible for certain forms of financial assistance.
• There are a number housing and rental assistance programs and homeless shelters in or near the Near West Side for students in need of shelter or assistance.

Mental Health

• Marquette’s Counseling Center offers mental health services in-person and via telephone.
• Marquette’s CARE Team helps students connect with professional care provides to address emotional behavioral and emotional concerns.

Spiritual Guidance

• Campus Ministry engages students through worship, retreats, works of justice, reflection, interfaith dialogue, one-on-one pastoral conversations and cross-cultural immersion.
• Faber Center offers retreats, reflection groups, and spiritual direction to help faculty and staff connect with their spiritual core and God.