Student Resources listed in alphabetical order

Breathing Exercises

Care Solace

LAUSD is proud to partner with Care Solace, an organization that provides support related to mental health, substance use, housing, nutrition, and other essential services. They focus on connecting you with the services and resources you need throughout the year, anytime you need them. Representatives are available online or by phone 24/7, 365 days a year. You can search anonymously for providers at caresolace.com/lausd or speak with a live person at any time by calling (888) 515-0595.

Care Solace Flyer Information (English and Spanish)

Coping Skills

Coping Skills Handout

Emergency Hotlines:

211 LA - 211 or www.211la.org
California Youth Crisis Line - Runaway Youth and Depression - (800) 843-5200
LAHSA Homeless Services - (213) 225-6581
Rape Crisis Center Hotline - (800) 656-4673
Suicide Prevention - (877) 727-4747, Spanish - (800) 784-2432
Suicide Prevention & Crisis Hotline - (800) 273-8255
Teen Line (6 pm-10 pm) - (800) TLC-TEEN (852-8336) or Hotlines for teens - (310) 855-HOPE (4673) or Teenlineonline.org/
Domestic Violence Hotline - (800) 799-7233
Child Abuse - (800) 540-4000
Trevor Project For LGBTQ Youth - (866) 488-7386
National Eating Disorder Hotline - (800) 931-2237
LA School Police - (213) 625-6631

Homeless Resource Guide

2023-2024 REGION EAST Homeless Education Resource Guide

LAUSD 2025 Campaign: "We Are One" - Know Your Rights

Everyone living in the U.S. has certain fundamental rights under the U.S. Constitution. Undocumented immigrants have these rights, too. Please take a look at the screenshot below for information about rights and the Know Your Rights Cards in English/Spanish.

Visit the LAUSD link below for resources:

We Are One/Estamos Unidos Resource Link

LAUSD - Know Your Rights Webinar Recordings

Click the link to view: Know Your Rights Webinar (in Spanish) presented by LAUSD Family Academy 2/7/25

Click the link to view: Know Your Rights (in English) Webinar presented by Carecen starts @ 19:13 - 2/3/25

Click the link to view: Know Your Rights Webinar (in English) presented by Carecen starts @ 21:35 - 2/6/25

Know Your Rights Webinar Powerpoint slides 2/7/25 by LAUSD Family Academy

Legal Services:

The California Department of Social Services funds qualified community-based organizations to provide free legal services and community education to immigrants who live in California. Legal services include access to information and application assistance for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Naturalization, Affirmative Immigration Remedies (AIR), Removal Defense (RD), and services for Immigrant Youth (IY). For more detailed program information, please visit the Program and Projects webpage.

These organizations provide legal services to the public. See below for detailed information and how to contact these organizations.

General Immigration Legal Assistance: For general legal assistance on most immigration remedies, view the Immigration Services Funding (ISF) Grantee Referral List.
Removal Defense: For legal assistance specific to detainees in removal proceedings in the State, visit the Removal Defense (RD) Referral List. For legal assistance to detainees in removal proceedings in the Central Valley and Central Coast, visit the Immigrant Legal Fellowship Referral List.
Youth Legal Services: For legal assistance specific to immigrant youth and unaccompanied undocumented minors, view the Youth Legal Services (YLS) Referral List.

Mental Health

Mental Health Support & Resources Handout (English & Spanish)

Nutrition Assistance in Los Angeles

If you are in immediate need of food assistance, please dial 2-1-1 from a phone and speak with someone about services available in your area (2-1-1 is a three-digit dialing code, similar to 4-1-1). Lines are open 24 hours a day. Most but not all areas provide 2-1-1 phone support. See the flyers below for more information on nutrition assistance and foodbank locations.

To find your local food pantry, click here, download the pantry locator instructions here, or visit LAFoodBank.org

Note: Pantry distribution dates and times are subject to change. Please contact the agency directly to confirm distribution times.

LA County Parks provides the following food safety net service programs for youth, teens, and seniors. These food programs are:

Free Youth Snack Program at 48 parks (Monday - Friday @ 3 pm-4 pm) — ages 17 and under.
Free Hot Supper (Dinner) Teen Program at 16 parks (Monday - Friday @ 7 pm) — ages 12 to 18 years old. (Per program requirements, the supper meal must be eaten on campus)
Free Senior Food Program for older adults at 9 parks (Monday - Friday @ 11am-1 pm) – age 60+

For more information, visit: http://bit.ly/lacparksfoodprograms