Where Do I Find Help/Resources?
On Campus
- Discover why Counseling Services will help you stay on course.
- Did you know we have Health Services for Students?
- Be a part of the college community by participating in Associated Student Organizations.
- The Academic Success Center offers FREE TUTORING.
- Academic Studies show students who join a Learning Community have higher success rates.
- Know where the Library is located.
- Student Employment Office offers a listing of job opportunities, work experience classes, and assistance with resume writing and interviewing.
- Center for Technical Education & Career Success (CTECS) Offers support service programs for students enrolled in Technical Careers.
- Women鈥檚 Resource Center: A resource for all women and men on campus seeking information concerning academic matters, student services, crisis assistance, child care, food, health, legal advising, housing, multi-cultural organizations and job/employment.
- SWC Health Services offers a variety of services and information about community resources
Community Resources
- Former Foster Youth Students ( & ) may contact the ILS hot line to discuss eligibility for services with a duty worker. Call (866) 457-4636 for further information.
- Crisis Lines:
- Access & Crisis Line San Diego County (800) 479-3339
- Kaiser Crisis Line (800) 900-3277
- VA Crisis Line (800) 273-8255
- Heidorn Lifeline (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Center) (858) 212-5433
- National Suicide Prevention Hotline (800) 273-8255
- Community Resource Information & Referral San Diego County Info Line (858) 300-1211
- Community Resources Online
- South Bay Guidance Center
- Domestic Violence:
- DV Crisis & Referral (888) 385-4657
- DV 24-hour Crisis Line (619) 234-3164
- Rape & Sexual Assault:
- Rape & Sexual Assault Hotline (858) 272-1767