Whether you’re aiming to earn a two-year degree, finish high school, or gain a short-term workforce credential, at some point, you’re going to need help in reaching your educational goals. Fortunately, Anson and Union counties are home to multiple agencies that can provide everything from emergency housing to free groceries. Plus, South Piedmont offers numerous on-campus supports designed to help you succeed.
Community Resources
One of the reasons we love calling Anson and Union counties home is there are numerous agencies ready, willing, and able to help those in need. From food pantries to employment assistance, help is right around the corner.
Links on these pages to non-college sites do not represent endorsement by South Piedmont Community College or its affiliates.
Anson County Domestic Violence Coalition
The Anson County Domestic Violence Coalition offers a crisis line, counseling, advocacy services, emergency transportation and shelter, and support groups.
Anson County Transportation
Live in Anson County and need help getting to campus? Anson County Transportation provides low-cost transportation services.
Common Heart
Serving Union County, Common Heart offers a food pantry that aims to eliminate food insecurity in our community.
Community Shelter of Union County
The Community Shelter of Union County offers food programs, emergency shelter, and assistance in securing permanent housing.
Crisis Assistance Ministries
Serving both Anson and Union counties, Crisis Assistance Ministries provides assistance and advocacy to people in financial crisis, helping them to become self-sufficient.
Daymark Recovery Services
Daymark provides a wide range of outpatient and psychiatric services for the treatment of mental illnesses, substance abuse, and developmental disabilities.
Department of Health and Human Services
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services offers a variety of services, from vaccinations to childcare assistance.
Employment and Independence for People with Disabilities
EIPD helps individuals overcome disability-related barriers, secure employment, and live more independently.
Feed My Lambs
Based in Wadesboro, Feed My Lambs offers a thrift store and food programs. Recipients must meet eligibility requirements.
HELP Pregnancy Center
Serving Union County, HELP Pregnancy Center offers pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, education programming, and more.
HOPE Pregnancy Resource Center
Serving Anson County, HOPE Pregnancy Resource Center offers pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, abortion information, and a post-abortion Bible study.
InReach
InReach provides services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including residential and employment assistance.
National Suicide Prevention Hotline
If you or someone you care about are having suicidal thoughts ¾ or just need someone to talk to ¾ call 988.
NCWorks
NCWorks is North Carolina’s official workforce development system, offering services such as career assessments, career counseling, access to training programs, and a job portal.
North Carolina Cooperative Extension-Anson County
The North Carolina Cooperative Extension-Anson County operates a mobile market to promote healthy eating. Fresh produce, blood pressure and sugar checks, and healthy lifestyle information are available.
Rehabilitation Centers
There are nearly 700 addiction treatment centers in North Carolina. Use this page to browse options for inpatient, outpatient or detox treatment.
Turning Point
Turning Point provides resources for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse. There is no charge for services.
Union-Anson County Habitat for Humanity
Union-Anson County Habitat for Humanity provides housing to those in need, as well as volunteer opportunities to those seeking to make a difference in the community.
Union County Transportation
Live in Union County and need help getting to campus? Union County transportation provides free and low-cost transportation services.
Union Diversified Industries
UDI aims to enhance the quality of life for adults with developmental disabilities by providing services including vocational training and work experience opportunities.
United Way of Greater Charlotte
United Way is a network of nonprofit organizations that focus on areas such as education, financial stability, and health.
On-Campus Resources
In addition to partnering with community agencies, South Piedmont offers numerous on-campus resources that can help you succeed in college ¾ and long after you graduate.
Admissions
Need help applying to South Piedmont? We’re here for you. Reach out to us at navigate@spcc.edu.
Academic Advising
We’ll help you enroll, select your courses, and stay on track for graduation. Email us at advising@spcc.edu.
SP | Career Connector & Work-Based Learning
We can help you develop your resume, prepare for job interviews, secure work-based learning opportunities, and connect with hiring managers. Get in touch at CareerConnector@spcc.edu.
Clubs & Organizations
South Piedmont offers a wide range of clubs and organizations designed to enhance your classroom experience and help you connect with your fellow students. Email studentlife@spcc.edu.
Counseling
South Piedmont students can receive personal counseling, academic counseling, and accessibility services. Get in touch at counselors@spcc.edu.
Emergency Assistance & Scholarships
The South Piedmont Foundation offers emergency financial assistance as well as a wide range of scholarships, helping to put education within financial reach. Email foundation@spcc.edu.
Financial Aid (including childcare grants)
Our financial aid staff members are available to help you complete the FAFSA, apply for scholarships, and navigate the financial aid process. Financial Aid can also help you access grants to offset the cost of childcare. Get in touch at finaid@spcc.edu.
Library Services
From researching a paper to finding a good book to read over spring break, our Library staff is available to help you. At the library, you can also checkout a laptop to use for up to an entire semester. Email library@spcc.edu.
Literacy Services
Need help improving your literacy skills? We offer free, one-on-one tutoring. Email rlightsey@spcc.edu.
MIC Center
Improve your communication skills through our MIC Center. We offer a range of resources, workshops, and one-on-one assistance to help you communicate effectively. Email miccenter@spcc.edu.
Tech Commons
Having trouble logging into your email or accessing an online class? Our Tech Commons staff is here to solve your technology troubles. Email TechHelp@spcc.edu.
Transportation Vouchers
Need transportation to get to campus? Our counselors can provide you with vouchers to help cover the cost. Contact counselors@spcc.edu.