SUPPORT FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY IS ALWAYS AVAILABLE AT NO COST THROUGH SAFEUT
DOWNLOAD THE FREE APP
SafeUT app is available for both Apple and Android devices. Simply search "SafeUT" in your smartphone's app store and download the app.
PRESS CALL OR CHAT
You can chat confidentially and directly with a counselor to help you with any problems you're facing.
GET FREE PROFESSIONAL HELP
The SafeUT app provides a way to connect to licensed counselors that are ready to listen for any sized crisis or concern. Help is immediate and confidential, and as easy as reaching for your phone and sending that first text.
HOW CAN I SUPPORT MY CHILD WITH SAFEUT?
Encourage your child to talk about their emotions and let them know that the app is available to support them. Listen to their concerns about school issues. If your child feels anyone’s safety or mental well-being is threatened, suggest using the app to submit a tip.
TALKING WITH MY CHILD
The most important resource for your child’s mental health is you. SafeUT can offer a listening ear and qualified support in times of crisis, but no one can truly replace the influence of a loving parent/guardian.
It starts with honest, open conversations with your child about topics like mental health and conflict resolution. If you need a little guidance or a few talking points, the “Conversation Starters” PDF can help.
OUR COUNSELING TOPICS INCLUDE:
Depression & Anxiety
Suicide Prevention
Drug & Alcohol Problems
Self-Harm
Loss & Grief
Bullying & Cyberbullying
Relationship Difficulties
Any Life Challenge
We can always use your help
Donate
We appreciate your generosity in wanting to donate to SafeUT. Your donation can help fund our marketing and outreach efforts across Utah.
Partner
Are you a company interested in partnering with SafeUT? If so, please complete this Third Party Vendor form. It will be sent to SafeUT Commission members who are part of the SafeUT Third Party Vendor subcommittee for evaluation. One of the subcommittee members will respond to you via email with next steps upon completion of the form.
STILL HAVE A QUESTION?
Absolutely. On the SafeUT app, you can set your status to “parent/guardian/educator” and you can chat with one of our SafeUT counselors as well as submit a tip to your child’s school.
Encourage your child to talk about their emotions and let them know the app is available to support them. Listen to their concerns about school issues. If your child feels anyone’s safety or mental well-being is threatened, suggest using the app to submit a tip.
The SafeUT app is available for both Apple and Android devices. Search “SafeUT” in your smartphone’s app store to download the app. You will be required to accept terms and permissions (something all apps ask you to do) and create a passcode.
Tips are concerns that can be communicated in the app. Each one is screened for emergency content and forwarded to school personnel for follow up.
SafeUT is available for K-12 and higher ed students, parents/guardians, and educators. No matter the crisis or concern, we encourage the usage of the app when needed.
- Work
- Stress
- Family
- School
- Abuse
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Self-Harm
- Thoughts of Suicide
- Drug & Alcohol Problems
- Relationship Issues
- LGBTQ+ Related Topics
Licensed counselors are available 24/7/365 to listen for any size crisis or concern. Our caring master’s level counselors are specialized in supportive listening, problem solving, crisis intervention, and suicide prevention.
SafeUT is available at no cost to you. Standard data usage rates may apply while using the app.
The SafeUT app is password protected, ensuring your privacy. SafeUT licensed counselors will only have information you choose to share with them.
SafeUT is a confidential chat and reporting tool. You do not need to share personal information to start a chat or report a concern. Refer to our Terms of Use for more information.
You can contact the SafeUT team at SafeUT@hsc.utah.edu.
Submit a Tip Online
Students attending schools enrolled in SafeUT can submit confidential tips online and in-app on topics including: bullying, threats of violence at school, and emergencies.
