A strong foundation is built when every student knows where to turn, what to do, and how to help others. uSafeUS helps colleges build that foundation—through prevention, education, support, and engagement.

Strengthening the Foundation of Campus Safety and Wellness.

Campus Safety and Wellness
Require More Than Individual Pieces

Every campus has important safety resources, but when they operate separately, students may not know where to turn or how to take action.

uSafeUS

When the Pieces Connect, Safety and Wellness Become Stronger

  Real Impact.

Real Help.

A healthier, safer campus starts with better access, awareness, and support.

Built From Research.
Designed for Real Student Decisions.

uSafeUS was developed through work conducted by the Prevention Innovations Research Center at UNH and informed by decades of prevention and behavior research.

Unlike platforms built primarily for emergency response or communication, uSafeUS was designed around how students actually make decisions in uncertain moments.

Research-Informed

Built from academic prevention research

Student-Centered

Created for real-world moments—not just annual training

Trauma-Informed

Designed to support students without increasing barriers to engagement

Action-Oriented

Helps students know what to do next

uSafeUS

Improves awareness of campus resources

Increases confidence in bystander interaction

Reduces stigma around seeking support

Strengthens campus prevention and response efforts

Because when students feel supported,
they are more likely to succeed -
and that matters.

Risk Management and Compliance

Know the facts. Know the cost.

$1.1B, $500M, and $14.4M are three settlements paid in publicly disclosed sexual assault lawsuits. Many more are never disclosed.

Proactive Prevention– Stronger Compliance

uSafeUS helps institutions strengthen risk management and support the prevention and education goals of Title IX, the Clery Act, the Stop Campus Hazing Act, and the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). The platform provides accessible education on sexual harassment, sexual violence, consent, healthy relationships, bystander intervention, hazing, and risk reduction, while connecting students to reporting pathways and supportive resources.

uSafeUS also aligns with the prevention and education priorities of the U.S. Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women (OVW), including efforts to prevent and respond to sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking through ongoing education, awareness, resources, and coordinated campus responses.

By bringing prevention education, safety tools, reporting guidance, and campus-specific resources together in one platform, uSafeUS helps institutions create a more proactive, consistent, and accessible approach to campus safety and compliance.

EXPLORE THE APP

uSafeUS Does the Work for You

Creating and disseminating campus safety and wellness resources and programming for students takes tremendous effort from already overworked staff.

uSafeUS does the work for you.

Implementation is easy. We provide everything you need to customize and successfully launch uSafeUS on your campus, as well as features to track and encourage usage. (No personal information is collected.) After launch, we provide ongoing support. Our team is with you every step of the way.

Students walking across campus, image associated with the uSafeUS app, a mobile safety tool designed to support college students with features like emergency help, safety planning, and discreet support during risky social situations.

uSafeUS Administrator Dashboard

  • Image of an orange control slider icon representing customization features. Associated with the uSafeUS app, the icon highlights the ability to tailor campus safety and wellness resources, including counseling centers, reporting forms, and more.

    Customizable Platform

    uSafeUS is built for your campus. Customize resources, reporting pathways, communications, and content in real time to reflect your institution's needs.

  • Illustration of an orange analytics chart with a magnifying glass and upward trend arrow. The icon represents the uSafeUS app’s access to anonymized analytics on student usage, helping campuses track engagement with college safety and wellness tools.

    Anonymized Analytics

    Gain insight into help-seeking behaviors, resource engagement, and the prevention topics most relevant to your campus community.

  • Graphic of an orange flyer or poster with tape, symbolizing available resources. The icon represents all the college student engagement materials in the uSafeUS platform, including downloadable materials like flyers, communication templates and more.

    Administrator Resources

    Access ready-to-use communication materials that make it easier to promote uSafeUS across your campus, including user guides, social media content, videos, and more.

  • Icon of a smartphone with a speech bubble containing a bell notification, rendered in orange. This image illustrates the uSafeUS app’s push notification feature, designed to keep students informed and engaged with campus safety and wellness messaging

    Student Engagement

    Keep students connected throughout the year with tools and activities, including push notifications, RA and orientation activities, quizzes, app scavenger hunt, the uSafeUS Ambassador Program, and more.

EXPLORE THE APP

Join Our uSafeUS Partners:

  • International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA) logo
  • Logo of the University of Florida, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. As a partner, the university supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of Saint Anselm College, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. As a partner, Saint Anselm supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of the University of New Hampshire, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. As a partner, UNH supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of Lycoming College, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. As a partner, Lycoming College supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of Clark University, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. As a partner, Clark supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, bystander support and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of Antioch University, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. As a partner, Antioch supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of Point Park University, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. As a partner, Point Park supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of Great Bay Community College, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. As a partner, Great Bay supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of Southern New Hampshire University, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. As a partner, SNHU supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of Plymouth State University, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. As a partner, PSU supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of Adams State University, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. Adams State supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, bystander support, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of Colby Sawyer College, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. As a partner, Colby Sawyer supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of New England College, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. NEC supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, bystander support, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of Keene State College, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. As a partner, Keene supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of Franklin Pierce University, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. As a partner, FPU supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of Manchester Community College, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. As a partner, MCC supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of Nashua Community College, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. As a partner, NCC supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of NHTI Concord’s Community College, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. As a partner, NHTI supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of Rivier University, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. Rivier supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, bystander support, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of River Valley Community College, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. As a partner, RVCC supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, and emergency assistance.
  • Logo of White Mountains Community College, an official partner of the uSafeUS app. As a partner, WMCC supports student safety and well-being by offering uSafeUS tools for interactive prevention, college-specific resources, and emergency assistance.
Partner With Us

  • "uSafeUS promotes consistent messaging to students, faculty and staff about process, and resources related to allegations of sexual misconduct. It enhances the student experience by providing accessible tools and information that promote wellbeing and overall safety, so our students can focus on what matters: their college experience."

    Bo Zaryckyj

    DIRECTOR & TITLE IX DIRECTOR

    Civil Rights & Equity Office

    University of New Hampshire

  • "uSafeUS helps us meet students where they are-on their phones-to communicate vital information about prevention and response. It supports our students throughout their time on campus in a safe, anonymous way, helping to ensure they have the resources they need, when they need them."

    Heidi Schneider, Ph.D.

    Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Sociology

    Inclusive Excellence Liaison (IEL)

    Adams State University

  • "uSafeUS is an important tool in our campus response to allegations of sexual misconduct. It complements other trainings and works well as a stand-alone tool too. The research-informed “Helpful Answers” section allows students to review information in their own timeframe. Students are better prepared to make informed decisions about complicated and often confusing information. Thank you all for the great work you do to keep students safe! We couldn't do the great work without uSafeUS!"

    Nicole Kipphut

    OVW Project Director

    Violence Prevention, Intervention & Response

    Saint Anselm College

  • "You folks certainly know how to make it as easy as possible for us project directors!"

    Catt Workman

    OVW Grant Coordinator & Sexual Violence Prevention Specialist

    Dean of Students Office

    Keene State College

  • "uSafeUS is a powerful app that helps us get critical prevention and response resources to our students, wherever they go, whenever they need them. It's a vital component of our campus prevention efforts."

    Jessica Baker, University of Florida

  • “I think it’s very important to have a resource like Time to Leave™ to help people get out of bad situations. Since my generation is always on their phones, it makes it very convenient that uSafeUS is an app.”

    Alexa, University of New Hampshire Student

  • “I recommend uSafeUS often to students and their families, who understandably worry about student safety. I’ve written about uSafeUS in a column in the Parent’s Newsletter, and I keep promotional materials on-hand in my office. Student safety is a top priority at our university, and uSafeUS fits nicely with our efforts to reinforce that shared value.”

    Ted Kirkpatrick

    Former University of New Hampshire Dean of Students

  • “As an RA in college, it’s good to know that I have a free tool I can refer my residents to. uSafeUS is important not only in helping students feel safe, but be safe when they need it most. I will be referring uSafeUS to all my residents this semester.”

    Megan, Plymouth State University Student

  • “uSafeUS is a great resource for students. Even if they have not had any experiences of sexual assault, dating violence, or stalking, it’s a great way for students to know what services are available to them.”

    Christina Cliff

    Assistant Professor of Political Science, Security Studies

    Franklin Pierce University

  • “uSafeUS has been a good app to help students understand that anyone could have a friend that has been assaulted or may experience assault and that it’s okay not to know what to do. This app encourages people to always have a backup plan. We call it the app that you don’t want to have to use, but want it when you need it.”

    Kat Dougherty

    Assistant Dean of Students

    Keene State College