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Get Help with basic needs

At GRCC, we are committed to supporting your success in every way possible. If you’re facing challenges accessing essential needs like food, housing, transportation or other resources, the Get Help program is here for you. Our goal is to help you overcome social and financial obstacles so you can focus on your education and thrive during your college journey. 

Explore the resources and support services listed below to learn more about how we can assist you in each area. To request help, fill out the Get Help contact form and a staff member will reach out to you promptly. 

Get Help contact and Emergency Fund intake form

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Domestic & Sexual Violence Resources

We're here to help in confidence.

Emergency Housing

We're here to help you access community resources in times of immediate need.

Emergency Funding

For students who are at risk of not continuing their education due to unexpected financial dilemmas.

Food Assistance

Free, non-perishable food items and basic necessities for students and their families.

Lakeshore Resources

Get access to emergency resources on the Lakeshore.

Laptop & Hotspot Loan

Gain access to the tools and tech you need to be successful in class.

Legal Aid

Michigan Legal Help is an online resource for people who are handling their legal problems without a lawyer or are looking to navigate things and find support.

Mental Health Resources

Free, confidential counseling for all GRCC students through the Center for Counseling and Well-Being..

Medical, Dental & Vision Resources

No- or low-cost health resources.

MI Bridges/State Assistance

Get assistance applying for SNAP and other benefits.

Pregnant, Parenting and Childcare Resources

Resources to help with pregnancy, parenting and childcare.

Appeal Requests

Appeals for hardship withdrawal, tuition refund, etc.

Give Help

Help GRCC students with food donations and more.

LGBTQ+ Resources

Help for LGBTQ+ students

Are you concerned about another student?

If you're concerned a student may be experiencing food, housing or funding insecurity, please let us know. 

Faculty can reach out on behalf of a student through Early Alert, located on Blackboard.

Staff, students and the general public can reach out on behalf of a student through the Behavioral Intervention Team report form.

If you have any concerns or questions, comments or ideas, let us know!

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