The following services are additional resources for students, which can help in a variety of situations. These, along with the mental health services and what is available from the Care Team here at 91Ƭ, were carefully selected to give students a boost or a helping hand should they need it.
Financial Education
- – Avoiding Foreclosure
Food and Clothing
- – Williamsburg
- – Williamsburg
- – Hampton
- – Williamsburg
- – Williamsburg
- – Hampton
Grief/Mourning
- – Bereavement support groups – Newport News
- – Search for chapters in Grafton and Williamsburg
- – Search for meetings in Hampton
- – Online support groups
- – Support groups and activities – Williamsburg
Housing
- – Western Tidewater and Peninsula
- – search for housing resources in Hampton and Williamsburg
Medical Clinics
- – Williamsburg
- – Search for Hampton
- – Hampton
- – Williamsburg
- – Williamsburg
Sexual Assault
- – Williamsburg
- – Newport News
SNAP Benefits
The , formerly known as food stamps, is a federal program that operates under the requirements of the to provide nutritional assistance benefits to eligible individuals and families. SNAP provides a monthly benefit to households through an to supplement the purchase of nutritious foods.
Eligibility for SNAP benefits is based on financial and non-financial criteria. The USDA has temporarily extended SNAP eligibility for .
For more information, visit the Single Stop office in Kecoughtan Hall in Room 222, call 757-825-2825, or email singlestop@vpcc.edu.
Substance Abuse
- – Search substance abuse facilities – Newport News
- 24/7 Helpline: 1-800-662-4357
Suicide Prevention
- 1-800-273-TALK (8255); TTY: 1-800-799-4889
Support Groups – Various
- – Search for local support groups
- – Real stories
- – LGBTQ chat, resources and 24/7 lifeline: 1-866-488-7386
Violence/Abuse
- – Williamsburg
- – Dating violence prevention
- – Hotline: 1-866-331-9474
- – Hampton