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These are situations that cause great vulnerability and that occur when all or some of the minimum conditions for survival (food, accommodation, health) and dignity are not ensured, and which can constitute a danger to the physical, psychological, emotional or social integrity of individuals. Depending on their specificity, these situations require quick and appropriate responses and may require referral or coordination in the response with external entities. Social emergency situations can have different causes.
In the context of social responsibility and given its scope of application, the following social emergency situations were identified by the Welfare Service (SAS):
a) Students experiencing severe socio-economic hardship (related to food, accommodation or tuition fees) that may jeopardise their ability to remain in higher education.
b) Students requiring an emergency psychological and/or psychiatric intervention, whose physical or mental well-being is at risk, or who may pose a risk to the physical or mental well-being of others.
c) Students with specific needs who require support to attend higher education with equal opportunities;
A social emergency situation should be reported to SAS by the student themselves or by members of the academic community who are aware of the situation, by completing this social emergency form.
