Student Success Starts Here: Student Success and Health

All of our campuses employ counselors and mental health professionals to provide you assistance with personal concerns, career decisions, and issues which may be interfering with your academic success

Each TCC campus has a CARE Team, a dedicated group of faculty and staff who provide consultation and support for students in distress.

The TCC Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) supports the educational success of eligible student-parents by providing access to certified, high-quality child care facilities.

By partnering with Child Care Management Services (CCMS), we're able to subsidize the cost of community-based child care services and support the participation and success of student-parents here at TCC. Initially, TCC's Child Care Assistance Program will serve approximately 125 eligible student-parents annually.
Funding for the CCAP is made possible through the U.S. Department of Education.

We recognize that you may face challenges as you seek to obtain your education and sometimes you go through times when it is hard to make ends meet.

Our campus food pantries are currently closed.

For food assistance in your community, please see:
Tarrant Area Food Bank
Aunt Bertha

Each campus maintains a health center to promote a positive and balanced lifestyle for an enhanced collegiate experience.

Available Services
Please note that any health services needed outside of the campus health center, such as ambulance transport or physician visit, will be your financial responsibility.

Health Services staff is available remotely to:

Make referrals to community health resources
Provide nurse consultations
Offer health and wellness education
Visit Contact Health Services page for hours and to schedule a virtual appointment.

The academic success of America’s youth is strongly linked with their health, and is one way to predict adult health outcomes.

Information to help the mind, body, and spirit stay well.