General Information
Behavioral Health Counseling Services
Behavioral Health COVID-19 Student Information & Resources
CA Youth Crisis Hotline: 1-800-843-5200
Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-385-4657
Friendship Line California (from the Institute on Aging): 1-888-670-1360
Immigrants Rising: Mental Health Connector
Mental Health Plan Information (by County)
Mental Health Resources during COVID-19 (for Families, Parents and Caregivers)
NextUP (assistance for current or former Foster Youth in CA Community Colleges)
Peer-to-Peer Warm Line (Call 619-295-1055 or 1-800-930-WARM (9276) 3:30 pm - 11:00 pm 7 days/week to speak to a Peer Support Specialist)
San Diego Domestic Violence Council (multiple resources list)
Sexual Assault Hotline: 1800-656-4673
Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 OR Crisis Text Line = 741741
LGBTQ Resources:
Trevor Project: 1-866-488-7386 OR Text START 678678
Victims of Crime Resource Center: 1-800-842-8467
Student Health Centers - December 2020
Self-Care Workshops (3rd Thursday of each month @ 3-3:30pm)
CampusWell (online magazine full of helpful information and resources for college students)
SWAG (Student Wellness Advocacy Group): Palomar College Peer education program that promotes mental health and wellness.
Technology Assistance (Palomar College)
Student Health Centers - December 2020
Resources on Race, Anti-Racism, Social Justice and Protests
Online Learning Support (CCCCO)
Technology Assistance (Palomar College)
Zoom Virtual Backgrounds (Palomar Branded Backgrounds)
Virtual Backgrounds (Courtesy of Starbucks)
eBooks (Palomar College Library)
CampusWell (Palomar College Student Health Centers)
CA Community Colleges Health & Wellness
7 Strategies That Will Help You Feel Better (What's Happening in the World Today is Out of Your Control)
10 Tips to Support Students in a Stressful Shift to Online Learning (Chronicle of Higher Ed)
Houseparty (face-to-face social network)
Palomar College Performing Arts
Stay Enrolled (CA State Updates for CCC Students)
San Diego County COVID-19 Updates
SWAG (Student Wellness Advocacy Group - Palomar College)
EMPLOYMENT
FINANCIAL
- Emergency Fund Campaign (Palomar College Foundation)
- COVID 311 (assistance to find emergency financial aid and public benefits)
- NextUP (financial and legal assistance for current and former Foster Youth)
LEGAL
- LEGAL Assistance (DACA, Immigration Services, etc.)
- NextUP (financial and legal assistance for current and former Foster Youth)
MyChildCare.ca.gov (find local safe child care providers)
Boys & Girls Club of Vista
>Essential Workers we are here for you. The Boys & Girls Club of Vista is offering emergency childcare for Club parents that are essential workers starting May 4th. This includes emergency services health care, military, grocery store workers and other workers as stated by Governor Newsom in Executive Order N 45-20. The program is limited per CDC guidelines and is for kids in grades K-8th grade Monday-Friday 7 am-6:30 pm. The cost is $120 a week with current $50 membership. For more information, please contact 760-724-6606 or info@bgcvista.com.
211.org (variety of community resources)
Suggestions:
*Upper right corner of page you can pick your preferred language!
*Scroll to bottom of the page and you can click on 211 to make an immediate call from your cell phone!
- Community Housing Works, call: (619) 282-6647
- San Diego County Housing & Community Development Services
- Interfaith Services
- Rent Assistance for North County
- 211.org
- Housing and Homelessness Resources
SAFE PARKING (Interfaith Community Service)
General Information
Location: San Marcos Campus in SU-22
Telephone: (760) 744-1150 x2529
UPDATE: Due to the recent Executive Order per Governor Newsom, The Hub: Basic Needs is currently closed. We apologize for this inconvenience but here is a list of resources that are available in the Quick Guide to Student Services. In addition, please reference the Community Resources COVID-19.
The Hub is a safe place for students to visit who are in need of assistance with food insecurities, housing insecurities, financial insecurities or a related crisis. We're here to assist you and connect you to the appropriate resources. Here is a list of Basic Needs and Resources at Palomar College
Services and Resources
We serve as your liaison to connect you to the following services as needed:
- Applying for Cal Fresh (food stamps)
- Assistance with obtaining formula or diapers
- Community Resources COVID-19
- Housing Assistance
- Emergency loans
- Textbook loans
Community Partners
Please view our Resource Guide (food, shelters, mental health, etc.) to connect you with local partners within our district.
