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Basic Needs Services | CSUF - Basic Needs Services You are now inside the main content area Show / Hide Left Navigation Menu Basic Needs Services provides comprehensive programs and support to students who experience unforeseen hardships that often result in food, housing, and financial insecurity. Please be advised Basic Needs Services is not an on-call (24/7) department. Basic Needs Services operates Monday - Friday.
We provide primarily campus-based services during regular business hours. Information about our services can be found under Services & Eligibility ( see below ). If you require immediate basic needs assistance, please dial 2-1-1 to be connected to community resources.
Visit If you are experiencing an immediate risk to health or safety, please call 911 or University Police at (657) 278-2515. If you are interested in requesting food, temporary housing, or financial assistance, please submit your request by completing the online form and a staff member will follow up within 1-3 business days .
Please take into account that there may occasionally be a longer response time, including after business hours on weekdays, weekends, holidays, campus closures, or due to a high number of requests. Please be patient. We do our best to reply as soon as possible!
CSUF students seeking Basic Needs Services must meet the following eligibility criteria: Currently enrolled and matriculated during the semester of their request, including winter and summer sessions. Open University and Extended Education students are not eligible. Enrolled at least part-time in the semester of their request.
In good academic standing (2. 0 GPA). Requests from students with a GPA lower than 2.
0 might be reviewed. Experiencing a current, very recent unanticipated basic needs insecurity such as food, housing, vehicle, utilities, or medical-related during the semester seeking assistance. All requests are subject to review by the CSUF Care Review Committee.
Food assistance through Basic Needs is intended as short-term assistance while students are connected to long-term resources such as CalFresh or local food banks and pantries. Temporary housing is for students experiencing a current, immediate unexpected housing situation. Availability is subject to change based on occupancy.
Students who experience an unforeseen financial hardship can request the Basic Needs Grant for assistance with unpaid basic needs expenses they cannot resolve. Students in need of hygiene products can access up to 5 full-sized hygiene products per month. This is a walk-in service for currently enrolled students.
Students in need of gently worn professional attire can access up to 6 items of clothing per month . This is a walk-in service for currently enrolled students. Basic Needs Services offers several presentations, trainings and workshops for CSUF students, faculty and staff to help support the Titan Experience.
Check Out Upcoming Programs The Basic Needs Center is located on the first floor of McCarthy Hall room 143 (MH 143). The Center is open Monday - Friday. Please contact our office at [email protected] or call us at (657) 278-3583.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Low-income individuals, families, and organizations in the ArkLaTex region. Nonprofit organizations can partner with Basic Necessities for distribution. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Basic Necessities is funded by Basic Necessities (through partnerships). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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