Student Parent Resources
Balancing college and parenting can come with a lot of responsibilities. Parenting Scholars is here to help connect student parents with resources at SRJC and throughout the community.
Explore the resources below for support with childcare, food, housing, transportation, health, finances, technology, and more.
Not Sure Where to Start?
You do not have to figure everything out on your own. If you are unsure which resource may be right for you, contact the Parenting Scholars team and we can help connect you with available campus and community support.
SRJC & On-Campus Resources
SRJC offers a variety of services to support students inside and outside of the classroom.
Childcare & Parenting Support
SRJC Children's Center
The SRJC Children's Center provides subsidized childcare for eligible SRJC students. Care is available for children approximately 6 months through 5 years of age.
Food, Housing & Basic Needs
SRJC Student Resource Center
Get connected with food, housing, transportation, school supplies, emergency resources, CalFresh assistance, and other basic needs support.
Food Pantry & Free Food
Currently enrolled students can access free food and grocery resources through SRJC's food pantry and Basic Needs programs.
Student Housing
Explore SRJC student housing and additional support for students experiencing housing instability.
Transportation
Transportation Assistance
SRJC students may have access to free or reduced-cost transportation options, including local buses and other transportation programs.
Health & Mental Health
Student Health Services
SRJC students can access health services, including appointments with medical and mental health providers.
Academic & Student Support
Counseling
Meet with an SRJC counselor for educational planning, academic guidance, transfer preparation, and support reaching your educational goals.
Disability Resources Department
DRD provides academic accommodations and support for eligible students with disabilities.
Library & Technology
Access research assistance, technology, computer labs, laptop loans, study spaces, and other library services.
Welcome & Connect Centers
Get help navigating SRJC forms, financial aid, student technology, campus services, and other questions.
Financial Aid & Financial Support
Financial Aid
Get help with FAFSA, California Dream Act applications, grants, student aid, and other financial aid questions.
Legal & Immigration Support
VIDAS Legal Services
SRJC students can access immigration-related legal support and referrals through available campus partnerships.
Community & Off-Campus Resources
These community organizations and public programs may provide additional support for student parents and their families.
Benefits & Public Assistance
BenefitsCal
Apply for or manage benefits such as CalWORKs, CalFresh, Medi-Cal, and other public assistance programs.
211 Sonoma County
Find local assistance with food, housing, childcare, healthcare, utilities, transportation, and other community needs.
Childcare & Family Support
Community Childcare Resources
Parenting Scholars can help connect students with childcare resources, county programs, and other family support services available in the community.
Contact our team if you need help identifying childcare options.
Housing & Homelessness Support
COTS
Provides shelter, housing support, and services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness.
Reach for Home
Provides housing navigation and support for individuals and families experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
211 Sonoma County
Search for emergency shelter, rental assistance, housing services, utility assistance, and other local resources.
Food & Nutrition
CalFresh
CalFresh provides eligible households with monthly benefits to purchase groceries.
Local Food Resources
211 Sonoma County can connect families with food banks, meal programs, and other nutrition resources.
Healthcare & Family Wellness
Medi-Cal
Eligible individuals and families can apply for or manage Medi-Cal health coverage through BenefitsCal.
Community Health Resources
Use 211 Sonoma County to locate medical, mental health, family wellness, and other community services.
Need Help Finding a Resource?
Parenting Scholars staff can help you identify campus and community resources based on your needs.
Parenting Scholars / CalWORKs
Phone: (707) 527-4383
Email: calworks@santarosa.edu