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CCSF Student Health Services Resources ON Campus Programs & Services (updated fall 26)
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Program NameCampus LocationKey Services & populationsProgram Description
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CCSF Student Health CenterOcean Campus-HC100Medical and Mental HealthThat's us! Click the link to see our website for information
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DSPS (Disabled Students Programs & Services)Ocean Campus-Student Success Center-1003Students with disabilitiesCounselors have specific expertise in disabilities, including disability entitlements including accommodations, which are designed to give you an equal opportunity in the college setting (e.g., extended time for tests, a quiet testing environment, Braille, or electronic text)
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EOPS (Extended Opportunity Programs & Services) and CARE (Cooperative Agencies Resources for Education), Next UpOcean Campus- Student Success Center-2006Low-Income and Educationally Disadvantaged StudentsAcademic & financial assistance (fee waivers), additional counseling, food card services, educational grants (dependent upon available funding), workshops and other services to eligible CARE students.
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CCSF Academic Counseling & Career Center Ocean Campus-Student Success Center-1065, Chinatown Campus-Rm 104, Evans Center-Rm 104, John Adams-Rm 142, Mission Center-Rm 115-121Academic counselingAcademics Counselors are available to guide you in choosing a major and making an educational plan, lead you to essential support resources and programs, and help you with personal concerns.
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CCSF Sparkpoint Basic Needs CenterOcean Campus-Student Success Center-2106Basic Needs (housing, food, income, credit/debt financial counseling)SparkPoint centers work with families to meet basic needs, increase income, build credit, increase savings, and reduce debt. Financial coaching available to work one-on-one. SparkPoint serves any low-income family seeking to improve their financial situation.
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Multicultural Retention/Support Services Department (MRSD)Ocean Campus-HBB 101 (UMOJA, AASP)-HBB-39 (APASS, TULAY, VASA, LSN)Underrepresented studentsSupport services for underprepared, underrepresented students (counseling, tutoring), academic classes (English, math, college success), and more
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CCSF Veterans ServicesOcean Campus-Student Success Center-2003Veterans' resourcesVeterans Academic Counseling and Certifying of VA GI Bill®* educational/ vocational benefits), the SF VA Student Veteran Health Program and the Veteran Resource Center & Lounge
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Guardian ScholarsOcean Campus-Student Success Center-2108Foster YouthTextbooks, monthly bart/bus, other supportive services
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Homeless Advocacy Resources and Transitional Services (HARTS)Ocean Campus-Student Success Center-2108Un-housed/homelessMeal vouchers, snacks, discount bart/bus, textbook assistance, shower access, clothing and toiletries closet
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Student Life and LeadershipOcean Campus (Student Union 205)All CCSF studentsPromotes student empowerment, leadership and advocacy
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City DREAMOcean Campus-Student Sucess Center-2110UndocumentedAcademic counseling, legal resources
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Family Resource CenterOcean Campus-Student Success Center-2013CCSF parentsParent support, drop-in, parent exchange
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Students Supporting Students (S cubed)Ocean Campus-Student Success Center-21141st generation studentsPeer mentoring, academic workshops
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RAMS Food Market & Food ShelvesOcean Campus (various locations)All students in needFree Snacks
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Queer Resource CenterOcean Campus-Student Success Center-2116LGBTQI+ studentsProvides resources that specialize in the needs of our diverse Queer CCSF community
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Associated Students Book LoanOcean Campus-Student Union 104Ball studentsBorrow textbooks for free (Contact currently only available via E-mail)
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Women's Resource CenterOcean Campus-Student Success Center-2112CCSF WomenSafe place that provides information to women and all students about resources available to them both on and off-campus
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Office of Student Equity | CCSFOcean Campus-Student Sucess Center-2002all students and faculty Trainings on ensuring equity within the campus, newsletters
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Latino Services Network Ocean Campus-HBB 39Latinx studentsAcademic, career and personal counseling, referrals,
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Asian Pacific American Student Success Program (APASS)Ocean Campus-HBB 39AAPI students Academic counseling, book loan, book voucher
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TULAY Filipino American Student Success ProgramOcean Campus-HBB 39Filipino students Counseling, community building, book loans
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UMOJA African American Scholastic Program (AASP)Ocean Campus-HBB 101African American students Counseling, computer lab
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VASA/Oceania Student Success Program Ocean Campus-HBB 39Pacific Islander students Counseling, book loan, computer lab, english tutoring
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Financial AidOcean Campus-Student Success Center-1122All eligible studentsProvides financial aid assistance and eligibility awareness to all current and prospective students as they pursue their educational goals
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CalWORKSOcean Campus-Student Success Center-2005Parenting studentsServes parenting students CCSF and receiving public benefits
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Career CenterOcean Campus-Student Success Center-1079All studentsHelps student reflect on interests, strengths, and skills to help guide students explore educational, career and job options.
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Rising ScholarsOcean Campus-Student Success Center-2120Re-entry studentsHelping students from re-entry all the way to graduation and transfer.
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Transfer CenterOcean Campus-Student Success Center-1079Transfer studentsHelps CCSF students who plan to apply for transfer admissions to universities to obtain their bachelor's degree(s).
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Metro Transfer ProgramOcean Campus-HBB 338Transfer studentsMetro scholars receive personalized support for college success and take general education courses together, build close relationships with classmates and faculty, and get additional support in preparation for transfer
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Student Employment (On Campus)Ocean Campus-HBB 260All studentsAssists in the process of hiring student workers for on-campus employment
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Student Tutoring and Resource Center (STAR)Rosenberg Library-207All studentsProvides a welcoming environment that supports and celebrates students with diverse learning preferences, identities, abilities, backgrounds, and lived experiences.
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