Student Wellness

Your well-being matters here. At 4Cs, we don’t believe in one-size-fits-all support. Our wellness team meets you where you’re at with personalized resources to help you thrive in every part of your life: emotional, financial, academic, social, spiritual, occupational, physical, and environmental. However you define success, we’ve got your back.

Mental Health Services

Our licensed, professional clinicians provide free and confidential mental health counseling for all 4Cs students. Counseling provides you with a safe space to navigate personal challenges, build resilience, and support your overall well-being. Appointments are available in person or via Zoom on all three campuses

• Short Term Solutions-focused counseling
• Crisis support and consultation
• Mental Health screenings and referrals

National Leader

National Leader

We’re proud to be one of only 45 institutions in the nation to adopt the internationally recognized Okanagan Charter for Health Promoting Universities and Colleges and the only community college in the United States to do so. Placing 4Cs at the forefront of student wellness and success.

Essential Needs Services

Our Case Managers connect students to on campus and off campus community resources to support essential needs.

• Food Resources – Access to food resources are available to students at every 4Cs location, ensuring support no matter where you are. Through on-campus food pantries, partnerships with local organizations, and flexible pickup options, you can access nutritious food for you and your family. We can also help you explore eligibility for SNAP benefits and help with the application process.
• Housing and Transportation Support – Our team will work with you to identify emergency housing options when needed and also help with emergency transportation support like bus passes so you can safely reach our campus.

Peer to Peer Services

• Peer Education Program – Trained student leaders offer support, resources and tips on how to thrive at 4Cs.
• Active Minds Program – Student led program designed to raise mental health awareness and reduce stigma of mental health challenges.
• Collegiate Recovery Program – Regular meetings for a community of peers on campus who are in recovery.