Works across the EU. Use it when you are unsure which service to call.
Emergency numbers
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In immediate danger, call 112. It is free from any phone, in any country of the EU, 24 hours a day, and operators can handle English.
Emergency: call now
Life-threatening medical emergencies.
Crime, danger or violence.
Fire and rescue.
Send an SMS to 114, or use the Urgence 114 app or website for video. Free. Written for people who have difficulty hearing or speaking.
Medical help
Urgent but not life-threatening. This is an ordinary phone line, not a free number. Covers Paris and the nearby departments, including Val-de-Marne where the campus is.
Charged per minute. Check the current rate before calling.
Website, not a phone number. Shows pharmacies open at night, on Sundays and on public holidays. Show your Carte Vitale and mutuelle with your prescription.
Mental health and support
Confidential first meeting every Friday from 13:00 to 17:00, on all campuses. For French or English speakers. If you lack the code, ask Welcome Services at welcome-services@epita.fr.
Free, confidential, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call if you or someone you know is in distress.
Campus and reporting
EPITA's reporting website for harassment, sexual and gender-based violence. Named referents are also listed in EPITA's presentation.
Leave your bags, leave the room at once, take the escalator to the 3rd-floor terrace and then the emergency stairs to the ground floor. Wait for staff to say you may return. Call 18 if you see a real fire.