If you are a City Vision student and are experiencing life circumstances that make it difficult for you to continue your studies, please reach out to our Director of Student Services at support@cityvision.edu or call (816) 708-0794. Our team will work together, as best we can, to connect you to the supports you need.
The following list of services and resources may also be helpful to you.
- Resource Directories
- 211.org (can also dial 211) – resources for many types of needs (food, housing, childcare, utility bills, etc.)
- FindHelp.org
- Also, see more details on some federal assistance programs here.
- Low-Cost Computers
- Free or Low-Cost Internet Access
- Free & Low-Cost Internet Plans | Digital Inclusion
- Free & Low-Cost Internet and PCs by Zip Code | EveryoneOn
- Student Internet Deals & Tech Discounts | AllConnect
- Affordable Connectivity Benefit (US Government)
- Other Government Projects to Help Get Internet Service
- Low Income Internet Service Providers – $5 a month
- Job Search Resources
- O*Net Online – Job Research and Career Exploration
- O*Net Interest Profiler – similar to Holland Codes
- Help on Finding a Job
- ZipRecruiter
- Indeed.com
- USAJobs.gov: Federal Government Jobs
- AmeriCorps internships
- The training in our Vocation, Calling and Purpose of Work course may also help in finding a job.
- Unemployment Benefits
- Resources for Food and Other Assistance
- Mental Health Support Resources
- SAMHSA’s National Helpline – 1-800-662-HELP (4357) – instant help & referrals
- NAMI Resource Directory on mental health
- Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) support groups – many online
- Celebrate Recovery Group Locator – Christ-centered 12-step groups (also can address substance abuse)
- GriefNet Grief Support
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – helpline for someone considering suicide, also guidance available for someone concerned about a loved one who may be suicidal
- Disaster Distress Helpline – toll-free phone and text line for coping during natural disasters
- Many of our counseling courses, especially the Wounded Healers course, can also help build your resiliency.
- Housing Resources
- Voting Information (more here)