Campus Resources
On-Campus Resources
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Finances
Financial Aid
Aside from state and federal aid, Mt. SAC has other options to help finance your education. These include; Associated Students Book Scholarship, Emergency Book Loan, Extended Opportunity Programs and Support, and the Mt. SAC Scholarship Program. Contact for more information
- T: (909) 274-4450
- W: www.mtsac.edu/financialaid
- E: financialaid@mtsac.edu
Career Center
Career Services provide employment assistance and opportunities to Mt. SAC student and alumni. To accomplish this, they partner directly with local employers and help them find qualified candidates. They also offer a variety of services to assist Mt. SAC students and alumni including but not limited to exploring careers, acquiring employment skills, gaining experience, and gaining employment.
- T: (909) 274-4510
- W: www.mtsac.edu/careerservices
- E: ctc@mtsac.edu
Hygiene
Shower Access
In accordance with AB 1995, shower access is provided for current Mt. SAC students. Showers are located in the Gym, Building 3, M-F from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Please bring your own towel and toiletries.
Feminine Hygiene Products
The Basic Needs Resources Center (9G), The Mountie Fresh Food Pantry (67A-103), Health Center (67B), and Health Center Satellite (9E), distribute free feminine hygiene products for students in need.
- T: (909) 274-4400
- W: https://www.mtsac.edu/healthcenter/
Wellness
The Student Health Center (9E, 67B, & online)
Student Health Services is now scheduling appointments for TeleHealth medical visits with our physicians and nurse practitioners
and TeleMentalHealth counseling visits with our therapists. It’s easy to reach us!1. Call: (909) 274-4400 Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm
• Schedule an appointment with a physician, nurse practitioner, or therapist
• Speak to a staff nurse
• Get answers to your questions
• Receive assistance
• Access information about local urgent clinics and emergency rooms2. Email: studenthealth@mtsac.edu
• Receive email responses to your health questions or concerns3. Online: www.mtsac.edu/healthcenter
• Medical Services
• Mental Health, Personal Counseling
• Health Education
• Resources
• …and so much more!Our Psychology Department Faculty has put together a comprehensive list of resources in this document.
Resources and Services for Students in Response to COVID-19Behavior and Wellness Team
The Behavior & Wellness Team (B&WT) is a multidisciplinary campus team that guides the campus community in effectively assessing and addressing concerning and/or threatening behavior. The B&WT aims to assist students who may be experiencing an emotional problem or before their behavior reaches a potentially dangerous level. The team does not respond to emergency or crisis situations. For emergency that require an immediate response, call the Department of Police and Campus Safety at 909-274-4555 or 911.
Transportation
Bus Pass Program
All students who are taking Mt. SAC college credit classes and have paid their student fees are entitled to a free Class Pass from Foothill Transit. The cost for the bus pass is included in your college fees, so all you have to do is pick yours up at the bookstore today.
The Class Pass is a reusable card that gives students unlimited access to Foothill Transit buses, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Students who attend in the Fall can use their Class Pass during the Winter intersession, and students who attend in the Spring can use their Class Pass during the Summer intersession.
- T: (909) 274-7500
- W: Bus Program Webpage
Other Services
Student Laptop Loans
Mt. SAC student request for computers and/or internet access.
- Need a laptop and/or Wi-Fi access?
See Laptop Loans Request Form
If eligible you will be contacted to select a pick-up appointment. You will be updated via email or phone. Note: Equipment supplies are limited and are not guaranteed. While you are waiting for verification and appointment instructions, please visit the Learning Lab for immediate access to computer usage in Building 6.
Laptops and hotspots will be available to any Mt. SAC student who is enrolled in at least one course. Loans are only available for the term/semester in which you are currently enrolled. If you are not enrolled, you will need to return your equipment to the library.
Laptops and hotspots are in limited supply, we will distribute on a first-come first-served basis.
Dean of Student Services
For pressing situations or situations involving multiple Student Services areas (i.e., financial aid, counseling, etc.), please contact the Manager of Basic Needs Resources Center, 9G.
- T: (909) 274-6170
- Need a laptop and/or Wi-Fi access?
Off-Campus Resources
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Housing
East San Gabriel Valley Coalition for the Homeless
Information on shelters, emergency assistance, transitional housing and health outreach. Please call for the latest information on shelters, and pick-up locations.
- T: (626) 333-7204
- W: www.esgvch.org
- E: esgv@apcomp.net
Pacific Clinics Hope Drop-In Center
Pacific Clinic's Hope Drop-In Center is a safe place for teens and young adults (ages 16-25) who are looking for support, healing and care. They provide immediate help and programs (such as free lunch, clothing, showers, laundry facilities, employment support, recreational area and computer center). They are open 7 days a week and transportation is available to and from the center.
- T:(626)337-3828
- A: 13001 Ramona Blvd. Suite I Irwindale CA 91706
- IG: @hope_dropin
Hygiene
Shower Access
During COVID-19, changes have occurred to the mobile shower locations in Los Angeles County. Currently there are 18 mobile shower locations in LA County. Below is the information for two sites closest to our Mt. SAC campus:
1. The Shower of Hope: 750 S. Santa Anita Ave. , South El Monte 91733. Showers every Tuesday from 10am to 4pm.
2. The Shower of Hope: 3089 E. Huntington Dr., Irwindale 91706. Showers every Tuesday from 8:30am to 1:30pm.
Additional mobile showers and hand-washing locations in Los Angeles County can be found here.
The Shower of Hope: You can also visit the Shower of Hope website here for more information regarding mobile shower access for those in need.
Food
Inland Valley Hope Partners
the Inland Valley Hope Partners Food Security Program helps residents of the Inland Valley access high-quality, healthy food resources each month with 5 program centers located in Pomona, Ontario, San Dimas, Claremont, and South Pomona.
- W: Food Security Program
- T: (909) 622-3806
- E: info@inlandvalleyhopepartners.org
Sowing Seeds for Life
Sowing Seeds for Life (SSFL) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization incorporated in 2005 whose mission is to eliminate hunger. SSFL is a part of America’s Second Harvest whose mission is “feeding America’s hungry through a nationwide network of member food banks and engaging our country in the fight to end hunger in our local communities."
Food distributions every 1st and 3rd Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
1350 Arrow Hwy La Verne, CA 91750
Los Angeles Regional Food Bank
Food and other products are distributed to people in need through charitable agencies or directly through programs; conduct hunger education and awareness campaigns and advocate for public policies that alleviate hunger; and energize the community to get involved and support hunger relief. Contact for food distribution sites.
- T: (323) 234-3030
- W: www.lafoodbank.org/find-food/
Finances
Los Angeles County America's Job Centers of California
America’s Job Center of California (AJCC) is your easy one-stop access to the state’s employment-related services. Explore the resources through this Web portal or visit a local center. They're located throughout the state to help employers find qualified workers and job seekers find good jobs. Employers can get help in posting job openings and recruiting candidates. Job seekers can get assistance in assessing skills, finding job opportunities and training, prepping a résumé, and much more.
Wellness
Tri-City Wellness Center
The Tri-City Wellness Center is a hub of community activities that promote recovery, resiliency, and wellness for people confronting mental health issues. Staff located at this site, including peer advocates, family members, clinical staff, and others, provide a range of culturally competent, person- and family centered groups, workshops and socialization activities designed to promote increasing independence and wellness for people of all ages.
- T: (909)242-7600
- W: www.tricitymhs.org
- A: 1403 N. Garey Ave. Pomona 91767
Other Services
Mobile Shower & Hygiene Access:
During COVID-19, changes have occurred to the mobile shower locations in LA county. Currently there are 18 mobile shower locations in LA County. Below is the information for two sites closest to our Mt. SAC Campus.
- The Shower of Hope: offers shower access every Tuesday from 10am-4pm located at 750 S. Santa Anita Ave. South El Monte 91733.
- The Shower of Hope: offers shower access every Tuesday from 8:30am-1:30pm located at 3090 Huntington Dr. Irwindale, 91010.
Additional mobile showers and hand-washing locations in Los Angeles County can be found here.
Laundry Love Project, Pomona
The Laundry Love Project in Pomona is a FREE Wash and Dry Program every 3rd Wednesday of the month, 6pm-8pm at Lucy's Laundry Mart. This is sponsored by St. Ambrose Claremont, St. John's La Verne, St. Mark's Upland, St. Paul's Pomona, Deanery 6 of the Episcopal Diocese of L.A, and Tri-City Mental Health Center.
- T: (909)833-1283
- E: laundrylovepomona@gmail.com
- A: 365 W. Holt Ave. Pomona 91768
House of Ruth, Inc.: Assisting Families Victimized by Domestic Violence
House of Ruth has been providing life-saving domestic violence services for residents of eastern Los Angeles and western San Bernardino counties. Participation in House of Ruth programming is open to all battered women, men, and their children.
- T: (909)623-4364
- T: (877)988-5559 - 24 Hr hotline
- W: houseofruthinc.org
- E: info@sgvc.org
The San Grabriel Valley Consortium on Homelessness
The San Gabriel Vally Consortium on Homelessness facilitates partnerships, educates the community and member agencies, and advocates for appropriate housing and services in the San Gabriel Valley.
- T: (213) 840-8568
- W: www.sgvc.org
- E: info@sgvc.org
211 LA County
Dial 211 from anywhere in LA County and a friendly representative will assist you with connecting to comprehensive social services for Los Angeles County residents.
- T: 211
- W: www.211.org
211 SB County
Dial 211 from anywhere in San Bernardino County and a friendly representative will assist you with connecting to comprehensive social services for Los Angeles County residents.
- T: 211
- W: www.211.org
Services Center for Independent Life (SCIL)
SCIL seeks to empower all persons, with any disability, in their request for greater personal independence and to advocate for a barrier free society. Services include: advocacy, assistant technology coordination, benefits planning, deaf services, cross-disability peer counseling, housing information and resources, independent living skills, information and referral, personal care assistant referrals, and transitional services.
- T: (800) 491-6722
- W: www.scil-ilc.org
Student Parents
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance
Free Tax preparation services. The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) was established in 2015. With support from the AFM/Business Club, Accounting Professor Brenda Domico, and TR&P President Austin Wang, the program was created for the purpose of providing free tax preparation services for the entire Mt. SAC community.
- W:https: www.mtsac.edu/vita/
- Contact them via email
- Building 79-3270
- Hours of Operations
WeeCare Chidcare
WeeCare is the largest childcare network in the country, and can be accessed by Mt. SAC students. See what daycares, babysitters, and nannies are available near campus by looking at their childcare map
- W: weecare.co
- T: (323) 421-7479
- E:support@weecare.co
California WIC (Women, Infants & Children)
PHFE WIC, a program of Heluna Health, provides healthy free food, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and family resources to more than 200,000 women, children, and families in Southern California. If you’re pregnant, or a caretaker of a child under age five, you can get personalized support for you and your family.
- Find a WIC-authorized grocery store
- WIC Card Shopper Support line: 1-800-852-5770
- PHFE WIC Infant Feeding Helpline: 1-888-278-6455
- Download the free CA WIC app (iPhone) (Android)
- Set Up the CA WIC app (iPhone) (Android)
- Watch a video about the California WIC Card