Where Do I Find Help/Resources?

On Campus:

Read the Student Information
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 Organization and campus clubs.
The Academic Success Center offers FREE TUTORING
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

Former Foster Youth Students ( & ) may contact the ILS hot line to discuss eligibility for services with a duty worker. Call 1 (866) 457-4636 for further information and review the Emancipation Resource Guide (see word doc).
Crisis Lines:
- Access & Crisis Line S.D. 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 S.D. County Info Line (858) 300-1211
Domestic Violence:
- DV Crisis & Referral (DV Links) (888) 385-4657
- DV 24hr Crisis Line (619) 234-3164
Rape & Sexual Assault:
- Rape & Sexual Assault Hotline (858) 272-1767