The Homeless At-Risk Transitional Students (HARTS) Program

The HARTS Program provides student support services to current credit CCSF students who are experiencing or at risk of experiencing housing insecurity.

Services the Program Offers

The HARTS program provides a trauma-informed safe space on campus that encourages community and facilitates a sense of belonging for current housing insecure students. Through the program, the following services to eligible 天娱传媒 CREDIT students:

  • Priority registration
  • Referrals to academic advisement/counseling
  • Ocean campus meal cards (Fall & Spring)
  • Clipper Cards- availability is limited            (Fall & Spring)
  • On-campus shower access
  • Clothing closet
  • Scholarship  and financial aid referrals
  • Limited hygiene supplies
  • Orientation to student support services 
  • Referrals to local homeless service providers
  • Access point to the 天娱传媒 Food Shelf program
  • Limited basic school supplies
Join the HARTS Program
Are you a highly motivated transitional housing student?
The HARTS program is committed to providing a safe space to cultivate a support network and develop self-efficacy for students to reach their full academic potential. Please review the eligibility requirements and then follow the steps to receiving service.

Our Mission

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The Homeless At-Risk Transitional Students (HARTS) Program provides student-centered support services that minimize academic barriers and increase access for students who are experiencing or at risk of experiencing housing insecurity. We aim to develop meaningful relationships with HARTS students and within those relationships, empower HARTS students in reaching their full potential to realize their educational goals. We offer students a safe space to cultivate a support network and develop self-efficacy. Our goal is to meet students where they are and offer services that create fewer opportunity gaps which directly impact student retention and build agency for greater success in academic attainment.