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Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

What is an EAP?

An Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is professional help when you need it in your work or personal life. It is a source of trained, knowledgeable professionals who provide advice and guidance on the many life issues we all face. 

UNG has a customized EAP available to provide counseling and consultation for you and your family members. The services provided by the EAP are confidential and at no cost to you.

EAP Contact

Contact KEPRO 24/7 by phone or online
Phone: 844-243-4440  
Visit the EAP Helplink Website
Code: USGCares

How Can the EAP Help Me?

The EAP’s professional counselors are available to help you with a wide range of personal and workplace challenges, such as:

  • Stress
  • Life Adjustments and Changes
  • Crisis Situations
  • Family, Marital, or Relationship Problems
  • Alcohol and Drug Issues
  • Work Related Difficulties
  • Psychiatric Issues
  • Emotional Concerns
  • Medical Problems

The EAP can be an invaluable resource for personal life situations where you may need professional advice or guidance in the following areas:

  • Legal Advice and Services
  • Financial Counseling
  • Childcare Resources and Referrals
  • Eldercare Consultation, Resources and Referrals
  • Online Legal and Financial Library
  • Academic Resources -- for your children (or you) on a variety of educational issues
  • Adoption Resources – needed to facilitate an adoption
  • ID Theft Recovery
  • Pet Care Services and Referrals
  • Relocation Resources
  • Concierge Services

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