Connect to the hEARt Line.

It’s easy as 1, 2, 3.

1) Create a Google Voice account.

2) Complete the hEARt Connect form.

3) Within 36 hours, we will connect you with a hEARt Supporter!

 

The process is free, anonymous, and available to all UM-Ann Arbor students.

hEARt Supporters are UM-Ann Arbor students who have been trained in skills like active listening, smart referral, and crisis management. They are caring and empathetic individuals who joined hEARt to help other Michigan students.

Create a Google Voice account today. Complete the hEARt Connect form to access support when the Line reopens in mid-September, 2024.

Review the Terms of Service here.

Check out our U-M Resource Guides

Just click on the image to access the guide.

Join hEARt Listens

Promote positive mental health through peer support

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BECOME A SUPPORTER: hEARt Listens is currently accepting new applications for Supporters. Fill out the form linked below to get involved!

SPREAD THE WORD: We need your help to raise awareness. Spread the word about the hEARt Line to your friends and classmates. Want to use it before you promote it? Try us out by filling out the hEARt Connect form. Please fill out the post-chat feedback form- we’re always trying to improve.

JOIN THE ORG: Become a hEARt Listens @UMich General Member and participate in our activism discussions. Interested? Fill out the form linked below.

FOLLOW US: Finally, keep up with our work by following us on social media - UMich links are below, and hEARt Listens general links are in the footer.

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