- DeSoto County Resources
- Hardee County Resources
- Highlands County Resources
- BayCare Behavioral Health
- Career Development Center
- CareerSource Heartland
- Disabilities Services
- Farmworker Career Development Program
- Tutoring and Learning Center
- School Site Mentors
- Important Documents Needed
- Interest Profiler, Resume Building & Career Research
- FAFSA: ³Ô¹ÏÍø Financial Aid
- Fitness Center
Student Support Resources
At ³Ô¹ÏÍø (SFSC), your success is very important to us. We have a variety of services in place to help you succeed while at the ³Ô¹ÏÍø and assist you in pursuing a prosperous future.Ìý
SFSC partners with to offer free behavioral health services to students. The can be utilized for free via email or phone, 24 hours a day, seven days a week by visiting BayCare’s , calling 800-878-5470, or emailing BayCareSAP@baycare.org.ÌýÌý
The at SFSC helps students and the community with job searches and preparation. is available through the Career Development Center. It offers gently used interview and office attire to SFSC students and alumni for free. It is housed on the Highlands Campus, has a large range of sizes and styles for men and women, and inventory changes constantly.
CareerSource Heartland provides the support and funding for adults who are 18 and older and want to expand their skillset and knowledge to align with the evolving needs of the local job market. They offer career training, scholarships, and financial assistance for supplies, books, uniforms, and other fees. CareerSource Heartland prepares residents of DeSoto, Hardee, and Highlands counties for high-skill, high-wage, and in-demand industry occupations.
at ³Ô¹ÏÍø provides reasonable accommodations for all otherwise qualified individuals with documented disabilities.Ìý
The helps migrant and seasonal farmworkers and their dependents realize greater economic stability through career services, training services, youth services, and related assistance. By participating in this program, migrant and seasonal farmworkers can achieve economic self-sufficiency, better pay, and a stable employment future. The Farmworker Career Development Program is free to those who meet the criteria.Ìý
The offers a variety of free or low cost services for SFSC students at every campus location. The Library also hosts free-to-attend events throughout the year which can include workshops, celebrations, and colloquiums.
Pete’s Pantry is a food, health, and hygiene item pantry that is available for free to the students, staff, and faculty of SFSC. The Pantry is located on the Highlands Campus in Building B, Room 167B. Use of the Pantry is confidential and items can be sent to other campuses for those in need. For more information, contact Hirell Bell, Panther Care specialist, at 863-784-7402 or hirell.bell@southflorida.edu.Ìý
promotes academic success by providing free services to all currently enrolled students at the ³Ô¹ÏÍø, students who are participating in approved programs, and alumni of the ³Ô¹ÏÍø. No matter what the assignment, campus, or skill level, the TLC offers the support you need to excel in your courses.Ìý
At the DeSoto Campus, The Tutoring Pod is a special corner of the library that is dedicated to students for Zoom tutoring with the tutors from the Academic Center for Excellence (ACE). A widescreen monitor, webcam, and microphone are set up and headphones are available upon request. Students can receive virtual tutoring in writing, math, and Anatomy and Physiology. A QR code is ready to be scanned at The Tutoring Pod, which leads students directly to the for scheduling.
