Holistic Support
Holistic Support
On Campus will include:
A licensed professional counselor is available for short-term personal counseling. Students with more serious or chronic needs may be referred to community counseling agencies.
Services provided*: Contact Student services for more information. (575)769-4020.
2. Lactation Room
A private, quiet room for mothers to nurse their children or conveniently pump breast milk. Available to staff members and students, this space has a refrigerator, tables, outlets, and a sink nearby to clean their supplies.
Location: Phase 1 Office Room 141
Clovis Community College strives to support our students through all aspects of their lives. According to the Map the Meal Gap report by Feeding America, New Mexico ranks as the second highest food-insecurity rate for youth in the nation. To combat this obstacle, CCC has created the Campus Cabinet.
Distributions are currently offered once a month. Updates from the campus cabinet and distribution dates will be sent to student email addresses.
Clovis Community College offers all students an equal opportunity for education. Our Special Services Office assists students with disabilities and/or a disabling condition.
Any student with a disability or special need can come to our office for an individual consultation. It is important to note that disability services are handled differently at the post-secondary level than in high school and that students need to self-identify to be eligible for services and accommodations. Special Services Office staff will help determine what services will best support each student.
Contact Info:
https://www.clovis.edu/advising/specialservices.aspx
Email: academic.advising@clovis.edu
Call: 575.769.4020
Mental Health Resources will include:
1. Arise: Sexual Assault Services and Child Advocacy Center
Victim Advocacy, SANE Examinations, Counseling, Support Groups, Mental Health Wellness Clinic, Legal Advocacy, Resource Referral. Provides FREE confidential services. Provides medication to prevent sexually transmitted infections & pregnancy. Supports and assists survivors in the healing process. Provides expert testimony to aid in the prosecution process.
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Clovis Location: 408 N. Norris Street |
Portales Location: 801 W. 18th Street |
2. Mental Health Resources, NM
Victim Advocacy, SANE Examinations, Counseling, Support Groups, Mental Health Wellness Clinic, Legal Advocacy, Resource Referral. Provides FREE confidential services. Provides medication to prevent sexually transmitted infections & pregnancy. Supports and assists survivors in the healing process. Provides expert testimony to aid in the prosecution process.
3. The Trevor Project: Supporting LGBTQ+ Youth
The Trevor Project provides 24/7 crisis support services to LGBTQ young people. Text, chat, or call anytime to reach a trained counselor.
Call: 1.866.488.7386
Text: Start to 678678
Chat: www.thetrevorproject.org/webchat
4. 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
If you’re thinking about suicide, are worried about a friend or loved one, or would like emotional support, the Lifeline network is available 24/7 across the United States.
Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Help available for English and Spanish speakers.
Call or text 988
Lifeline Options for Deaf + Hard of Hearing
For TTY Users: Use your preferred relay service or dial 711 then 988.
4. Alcoholism & Drug Addiction Treatment
New Mexico offers a wide range of rehab centers with mental health treatment services, outpatient drug rehab, and alcohol detox options. Search facilities statewide that provide inpatient care, therapy, and comprehensive support for all types of addiction, including opioid use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Visit https://www.addictions.com/rehabs/new-mexico/clovis/ for more information.
Alcoholics Anonymous & Narcotics Anonymous
Community Resources
1. NM Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)
Provides healthy food, nutrition education, nursing support, and connections to community supports for New Mexican families.
2. New Mexico Human Services Department
Request assistance for the following:
Web Address: https://yes.nm.gov/nmhr/s/?language=en_US
3. Emergency Rental Assistance Program
Assists New Mexicans with rent and utility payments.
Phone: 1.833.485.1334
Web Address: https://www.renthelpnm.org/
4. New Mexico Immigrant Law Center
Specializes in serving immigrant communities with legal services, advocacy, and education.
Phone: 505.247.1023
Web Address: https://www.nmilc.org/?locale=en
5. United We Dream
Provides undocu-friendly healthcare resources, and legal resources for DACA students and immigrants.
Web Address: https://unitedwedream.org/
6. United Way of Eastern New Mexico 2-1-1
211 provides unmatched, critical services -- 211 is a vital service leveraged by millions of people across North America. Every day, clients contact 211 to access:
Call 211 or 1-575-769-2103
7. Universal Child Care for New Mexicans
New Mexico is leading the nation with Universal Child Care, a system built on the belief that every family deserves affordable, quality care, and every provider deserves recognition and support. ECECD invites providers, families, businesses, and community partners across the state to take the Universal Child Care Pledge — a public commitment to making Universal Child Care a success for everyone. By taking the pledge, you show your pride in being part of this historic effort and your commitment to helping build a stronger, more equitable early childhood system for New Mexico families.
Childcare finder: https://childcare.ececd.nm.gov/search
Application: https://eligibility.ececd.nm.gov/eligibility/public/application/applicationInfo.page?dswid=-9380
Clovis
County: Curry/De Baca/ Guadalupe/Quay
Address: 1104 E Manana Clovis, NM 88101
Fax: (505) 206-5719
New Mexico Early Childhood Education & Care Department
PO Drawer 5619
Santa Fe, NM 87502-5619
Toll free: (800) 832-1321
Submit Child Care Assistance inquiries, comments, or concerns regarding an application, placement agreement, payment, or change to:
ECECD.CCA-South@ececd.nm.gov for counties: Dona Ana, Chaves, Guadalupe, Lea, Eddy, Otero, Sierra, De Baca, Curry, Grant, Luna, Lincoln, Hidalgo, Catron, Quay, Roosevelt
Student Legal Services
Overview/What is it?
The ARAG® legal plan membership sponsored by Ascendium® is designed to help students manage everyday personal legal issues and stay focused on school and work.
Log in to learn more about the legal plan
Use the plan to address common legal matters, including landlord/tenant issues, traffic matters, family law, criminal records issues, debt-related matters and more. When you work with a network attorney, your attorney fees are 100% paid in full for most covered legal matters.
Who is eligible to be enrolled in the plan?
Active, degree-seeking students who meet the following requirements are eligible: attending college at our U.S. campus, taking six or more credit hours/semester and not dual-enrolled in high school. Eligible students will be enrolled at the beginning of each semester and will stay enrolled as long as they are an active student.
Who can use the plan?
Eligible students are automatically enrolled in the legal plan, sponsored by Ascendium, with no membership fee. The plan also covers their spouse or domestic partner (not legally separated of divorced), children under the age of 26 regardless of marital or student status, and disabled dependents.
What does legal insurance cover?
Your legal plan covers a wide range of personal legal and financial related situations like the following:
- Consumer protection matters
- Criminal matters
- Debt-related matters
- Family law
- General matters
- Tenant matters
- Small claims court
- Traffic matters
- Miscellaneous fees
- And more…
Additional plan services include:
- DIY Docs (legal templates to help you create essential legal docs)
- Financial education and counseling services
- Identity theft services
- Immediate advice attorneys
- Immigration assistance
- Learning Center
- Reduced fee benefits
And remember, your network attorney fees are paid in full for most covered matters. And you can receive 25% off a network attorney’s normal rate for matters that are not covered and not excluded. You may be responsible for fees related to your matter (e.g., court costs, filing fees, mediator fees, etc.).
What does my membership cost? Membership is sponsored by Ascendium and is provided at no cost for active students.
When you have questions about your legal plan, contact ARAG Legal Insurance at service@ARAGlegal.com or 866-733-3710.
Limitations and exclusions apply. Depending upon a state's regulations, ARAG's legal insurance plan may be considered an insurance product or a service product. Insurance products are underwritten by ARAG Insurance Company of Des Moines, Iowa. Service products are provided by ARAG Services, LLC. This material is for illustrative purposes only and is not a contract. For terms, benefits or exclusions, contact ARAG.
For more information about Holistic Support please contact:
Krystine Zuest
Director of Holistic Support
zuestk@clovis.edu
575.767.4184