Resources

The Beavers Lounge at Los Angeles Trade-Tech College is a designated space where students in need can access resources, relax, and find community support. It offers a welcoming environment for students to connect with each other and access essential services. For more details, visit the LATTC Students in Need page.

The GAIN (Greater Avenues for Independence) program at Los Angeles Trade-Tech College supports students receiving public assistance by offering resources, job readiness training, and financial aid opportunities. This program helps students gain skills needed for long-term success and employment. For more details, visit the GAIN program page.

The Child Development Center at Los Angeles Trade Tech College provides quality care and early education for children of students, faculty, and staff. It offers a safe and supportive environment to help students balance their academic responsibilities while ensuring their children receive care and educational enrichment. For more information, visit the Child Development Center page.

The DSPS (Disabled Students Programs and Services) at Los Angeles Trade-Tech College offers resources and accommodations to students with disabilities, helping them achieve academic success. The program provides support like assistive technology, testing accommodations, and specialized counseling. For more information, visit the DSPS page.

EOPS (Extended Opportunity Programs and Services) at Los Angeles Trade-Tech College provides additional support to students facing challenges in their academic journey. This includes priority registration, counseling, and financial assistance to ensure students succeed. EOPS helps foster a supportive environment for students who may need extra resources. For more information, visit the EOPS page.

The PUENTE Program helps students transfer to a four-year university by providing:

• English Instruction to enhance writing skills.

• Counseling for academic and transfer planning.

• Mentorship from professionals to guide career development.

PUENTE offers strong support to help you succeed. For more details, check out the PUENTE Program at LATTC.

The PSAP (Public Safety and Services Program) at Los Angeles Trade-Tech College provides support and services to maintain campus safety and well-being. They offer assistance with emergency situations, campus security, and safety resources for students. For more details, visit the PSAP page.

The Health Center/VIA Care at Los Angeles Trade-Tech College provides students with medical services, including basic health care, counseling, and wellness support. It offers a range of services aimed at maintaining students' overall health and well-being, ensuring they stay healthy throughout their academic journey. For more information, visit the Health Center page.

The Foster & Kinship Care Education (FKCE) / Guardian Scholars Program program at Los Angeles Trade-Tech College provides training and support for foster and kinship caregivers. This program offers workshops and resources to help caregivers provide the best care for children and youth placed in their homes. Whether you're a current or prospective caregiver, FKCE provides valuable information and guidance to enhance your caregiving journey. For more information, visit their website: FKCE - Foster & Kinship Care Education

The Los Angeles College Promise (LACP) at Los Angeles Trade-Technical College (LATTC) offers first-time, full-time students two years of free tuition, regardless of age, income, academic standing, or immigration status. Participants benefit from priority registration, a dedicated Student Success Coach, and additional support services, including a free Chromebook. The program also provides opportunities for international travel and summer jobs or internships. To be eligible, students must not have taken any credit-bearing college courses since graduating from high school. For more details and to sign up, visit the LA College Promise page

Reentry Pathway to Success at Los Angeles Trade-Technical College (LATTC) is committed to supporting formerly incarcerated individuals through its Reentry Pathway to Success program. This initiative offers personalized assistance with college enrollment, financial aid applications, and course registration. Participants can access academic counseling, tutoring, health services, and referrals to community resources for housing, mental health support, and legal assistance. The program fosters an inclusive community, empowering students to achieve their educational and career goals. For more information, visit: LATTC Reentry Pathway to Success

Associated Student Organization (ASO) supports student growth through leadership, advocacy, and campus involvement. It creates opportunities for students to engage in activities, events, and civic participation. Visit  ASO webpage to learn more or get involved.

Umoja is a community and support program at Los Angeles Trade-Tech College focused on enhancing the educational experience of African American and other students. It offers counseling, academic support, cultural enrichment, and a strong sense of community to help students succeed. Visit Umoja for more info.

The Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) is dedicated to supporting undocumented students through Dream Resource Centers (DRCs) located at each of its nine colleges. These centers offer a variety of services, including academic advising, financial aid guidance, legal resources, and workshops tailored to the unique needs of undocumented student

For more information, students are encouraged to contact the Dream Resource Center at their respective college

• East Los Angeles College Dream Resource Center
   Phone: (323) 415-5483
   Email: dreamresourcecenter@elac.edu
   Coordinator: Alouette Cervantes-Salazar, MPA

• Los Angeles City College Dream Resource Center
   Email: lacc-dream@lacitycollege.edu
   Coordinator: Carolina Yernazian

• Los Angeles Harbor College Dream Resource Center
   Phone: (310) 233-4299
   Email: Dreamers@lahc.edu
   Coordinator: Ivan Silva M.S. Counseling, San Francisco State University

• Los Angeles Mission College Dream Resource Center
   Phone: (818) 833-3599
   Email: drc@lamission.edu
   Coordinator: Maria L. Flores

• Los Angeles Pierce College Dream Resource Center
   Phone: (818) 712-2692
   Email: lapc-dreamers@laccd.edu
   Coordinator: D'arcy Corwin

• Los Angeles Southwest College Dream Resource Center
   Phone: (323) 241-5051
   Email: lascdrc@lasc.edu
   Coordinator: Roxana M, Guzman Cholan

• Los Angeles Valley College Dream Resource Center
   Phone: (818) 778-5925
   Email: dreamresourcecenter@lavc.edu
   Coordinator: Javier Carbajal-Ramos, M.A.

• West Los Angeles College Dream Resource Center
   Phone: (310) 287-4310 or (310) 287-4530
   Email: wlac-dreamcenter@laccd.edu
   Coordinator: Maria Mancia

The Pico Union Project is dedicated to providing resources and support for underserved communities in Los Angeles. Their initiatives focus on education, cultural engagement, and community building, with a strong emphasis on empowering individuals and families to thrive. For more information, visit Pico Union Project

The Mental Health Connector by Immigrants Rising connects undocumented individuals to mental health support. It provides access to resources that cater specifically to their needs, focusing on accessible care and culturally sensitive services. To explore the available resources and support options, visit Mental Health Connector.

The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank provides free food to individuals and families in need throughout Los Angeles County. They offer various distribution programs and food pantries, with no requirement for an SSN or ITIN. The food bank serves everyone in the community, helping to combat food insecurity. For more information, visit LA Food Bank for more information on how to access food assistance.

The People Concern provides a range of services to help individuals experiencing homelessness and poverty in Los Angeles County. They offer access to food, shelter, mental health services, and case management, with no requirement for an SSN or ITIN. Their mission is to help people move from crisis to stability by providing support and resources to meet their basic needs. Visit The People Concern for more information

Meet Each Need with Dignity (MEND) offers essential services to individuals and families facing poverty in the San Fernando Valley. They provide free food, clothing, medical assistance, and emergency financial aid, with no requirement for an SSN or ITIN. MEND's mission is to support people in need by providing dignity, resources, and opportunities for self-sufficiency.  Visit MEND - Meet Each Need with Dignity for more details

Informed Immigrant offers a helpful guide to mental health resources specifically for undocumented immigrants. The page includes tips on finding affordable care, understanding your rights, and accessing culturally competent services regardless of immigration status. For more information, visit their website: informedimmigrant.com.

United We Dream’s UndocuHealth & Wellness initiative supports the emotional well-being of undocumented youth and families through healing spaces, mental health resources, and community care tools. It’s a space created by and for undocumented individuals to prioritize mental health and collective healing. For more information, visit: unitedwedream.org