Resources
At Hillel 818, we hold a deep commitment to fulfilling our students' every need. That's why we've curated a comprehensive list of essential resources, ensuring easy access to the help and support you require. Find everything you need right here, empowering you on your journey to success!
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☁️ Mental Health
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CSUN University Counseling Services
DescIndividual counseling, group therapy, and mental health resources for CSUN students
(818) 677-2366
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Pierce College Mental Health Services
Free personal mental health counseling for Pierce students.
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Pierce College Community Resource Guide
Local organizations and special programs.
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LAVC Health Center Mental Health Services
LAVC mental health services Included in annual student health fee
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Jewish Federation Resource Guide
Access to counseling services, food and housing security, and employment resources
(855) JFED-HLP
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The Ezra Network
The Jewish Federation’s Ezra Network can help you access what you need. If you’re a college student living with food insecurity, a parent of a struggling teen, a caregiver to a parent or partner, or an employee trying to re-enter the workforce, you’re not alone. From the privacy of your own home, on campus or at a Jewish institution- virtually and in-person- you can access one-on-one sessions with a social worker, legal counselor, or job counselor.
(844) 255-3972
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Helping Survivors
Resources and assistance for those who have been victims of sexual assault or abuse.
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Consumernotice
Protecting riders and drivers finding support and information on how to report Rideshare Assaults
Food Insecurity
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CSUN Food Pantry
Free food and CalFresh support for CSUN students
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Pierce College Brahma Bodega
Access to free food and referrals to services for basic needs
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LAVC Helping Hands
Referrals to services for food, housing, transportation, and other basic needs
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The Ezra Network
The Jewish Federation’s Ezra Network can help you access what you need. If you’re a college student living with food insecurity, a parent of a struggling teen, a caregiver to a parent or partner, or an employee trying to re-enter the workforce, you’re not alone. From the privacy of your own home, on campus or at a Jewish institution- virtually and in-person- you can access one-on-one sessions with a social worker, legal counselor, or job counselor.
(844) 255-3972
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Jewish Federation Resource Guide
Access to counseling services, food and housing security, and employment resources
(855) JFED-HLP
Housing Insecurity
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LAVC Helping Hands
Referrals to services for food, housing, transportation, and other basic needs
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The Ezra Network
The Jewish Federation’s Ezra Network can help you access what you need. If you’re a college student living with food insecurity, a parent of a struggling teen, a caregiver to a parent or partner, or an employee trying to re-enter the workforce, you’re not alone. From the privacy of your own home, on campus or at a Jewish institution- virtually and in-person- you can access one-on-one sessions with a social worker, legal counselor, or job counselor.
(844) 255-3972
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LA Family Housing
Housing support in LA county
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Jewish Federation Resource Guide
Access to counseling services, food and housing security, and employment resources
(855) JFED-HLP
Academic Support
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CSUN Learning Resource Center
Free tutoring and essay revision help, with appointments or drop-in options
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Pierce College Peer Mentorship and Tutoring
Free tutoring and mentorship with other Pierce students
Crisis Hotlines
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LA Suicide Prevention Hotline
(800) 784-2433
988 [this number also calls police to your location]
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National Suicide Hotline
(800) 273-TALK
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Trevor Project LGBTQIA+ Hotline
(866) 488-7389
Text START to 678678
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National Eating Disorder Hotline
Text NEDA to 741741