LAHC School Resources

Appointments: 1 Hour Long Appointments (Comprehensive Ed. Plan, Petition to Graduate, Transcript review, etc.)
Drop-In: 10-15 minute, usually meant for general questions (Choosing classes for one semester, change major, etc) Drop-in hours vary, please call ahead.
Front Desk#: (310) 233 - 4230

This program serves and supports student parents who are receiving CalWORKs benefits through the department of Public Social Services (DPSS).
- Services: Priority Registration, Basic School Supplies, Tutoring, etc.
Contact Info: (310) 233-4049
- Office: Child Development 152-2

On Campus food pantry, small clothes closet, and housing referrals. On site peer navigator to address housing insecurities, WIC outreach specialist, and CalFresh Representative.
Office Line: (310) 233 - 4057

Special program and services and the academic success action plan are programs designed to ensure students with disabilities have equal access to all of the educational offerings at LAHC. The programs facilitate equal opportunity through the provisions of appropriate support, services, curriculum, instruction, and adaptive technology.
- Office: Technology building (room 118)
- Office Line: (310) 233-4629
- Email: sps@lahc.edu

This program provides mental health counseling and related services, enabling our students to meet the personal, emotional, and environmental challenges that can interfere with their academic success. The LSC teaches Life Skills that improve student management of college demands and equips students to more readily handle stressors. Life Skills as a set of competencies enable students to form constructive, life-enhancing connections through a compassionate understanding of themselves and others while at school and long after.
- Appointments: (310) 233-4586
- LSC Email: @email
- Azeb Bhutia Ph.D.,
  Clinical Psychologist

The transfer center provides resources and counseling to support students in reaching their transfer goals to California State University, the University of California, and private and out-of-state universities.
- Email: @email
- Phone: 310-233-4282

Public Resources

https://nvf.org/
Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA)(link is external) - The nation's first and largest group dedicated to the Troops and Veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the civilian supporters of those Troops and Veterans.
Student Veterans of America - A coalition of student veterans groups from college campuses across the United States.  An organization that works to develop new student groups, coordinate between existing student groups, and advocates on behalf of student veterans at the local, state, and national level.
POS REP is a mobile, proximity-based social network made expressly for the military veteran community. POS REP, short for Position Report, connects veterans who served together but more importantly allows veterans to discover peers and resources in their communities.
National Care Planning Council (NCPC) https://www.longtermcarelink.net/ref_list_state_county_veterans_service_officers.htm

Anti-Racism Resources