Are you having a bad day or just need someone to talk to? Pueblo Community College (PCC) cares about students and offers an approach to their mental and emotional needs through community partnerships we have developed over the years. The Pueblo campus offers referral services that will address issues by utilizing community advocates like Health Solutions and the Health Clinic. These services take a holistic approach to care. Services are available for students in need of a referral, or if they just need a moment to vent. PCC believes in solutions to life’s most difficult concerns, and this is why the College will work to connect students with the professional care they deserve.
Referral and guidance services at PCC are available to you—for your convenience, please review the resources listed on this page to help you navigate challenging times to include crisis support resources. PCCs Health Clinic has partnered with the Pueblo Community Health Center to provide PCC and the Pueblo community healthcare and behavioral health services. Assessment and referral services for students needing ongoing counseling, mental health, and alcohol assistance are offered through a collaborative partnership with local community agencies.
Pueblo students have access to the healthcare and behavioral health services provided at the PCC Health Clinic located on the Pueblo campus. Students will need to become patients of the PCC Health Clinic to receive healthcare and behavioral health services; this clinic does bill insurance. If you have questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please call 719-549-3315.
Pueblo Campus Health Clinic
Medical Technology Bldg., Rm 118
719-549-3315
PCC Health Clinic Webpage
Additional medical center options in Pueblo:
UC Health Parkview Medical Center
400 West 16th Street, Pueblo
719-584-4000
UC Health Parkview Medical Center Website
CommonSpirit - St. Mary Corwin Hospital
1008 Minnequa Avenue, Pueblo
719-557-4000
CommonSpirit St. Mary Corwin Website
Additional support resources can be found on the Title IX website.
PCC is in partnership with the Department of Human Services (DHS) and have representatives on the Pueblo campus to assist TANF recipients and provide general information and referrals for students in need of social services. Students may contact DSS representatives in the Medical Technology Building, Room 114; or call Emily at 719-251-7443.
PCC maintains drug prevention information and resources in cooperation with the referral sources in the community. We also have information concerning alcohol abuse prevention. These resources are available to all employees and students at all campuses and sites. You can obtain information and confidential referrals by visiting the following resource webpages:
The Panther Student Pantry (PSP) collaborates with Care and Share Food Bank for Southern Colorado to assist in overcoming food needs. Currently, enrolled students can utilize this service once a week. Students may select six (6) unique food items and one hygiene product. The Pueblo pantry is open Monday and Wednesday’s from 10:00 a.m. through 12:00 p.m., and Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 11:00 a.m. through 1:00 p.m. when classes are in session. The Pueblo Campus pantry is on the lower level of the Davis Academic Building (AB), Room 015.
The Fremont Campus: please visit the pantry in the Learning Resource Center (L127) Tuesday’s from 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.; and Wednesday’s from 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Appointments may be scheduled outside of these hours.
Mancos Campus visit the Go!Zone and their hours are from Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. when classes are in session.
The Mobile Pantry in collaboration with Pueblo Care and Share is open to students, staff, and the community in need of food. Students and staff are invited to stop by at the Pueblo Campus on the first Tuesday of each month from 11:30 a.m. until all food items are distributed. Food items are distributed in the Student Center, first floor located off Harrison Street. For more information, contact The Basic Needs Coordinator, Matthew Aubuchon (719-696-4562), located in room AB-056 in the Dr. Davis Academic Building Learning Center.
The Psychology and Social Workers Careers and Resources for Education (PSC) are students interested in the areas of psychology and social work with a student support system to help with awareness, resources, and education for future careers. Contact Adam Zaleski at the Dr. Mike Davis Academic Building (AB), Room 250Z, for more information about PS CARE.
In the event of any crime, fire, or emergency on campus or its surrounding area(s), students and employees are encouraged to and should immediately notify the law enforcement entity for the respective locations below and accurately report concerns. As outlined in the PCC Student Handbook, the College encourages and expects students, faculty, and staff to engage as active bystanders and report to college officials’ incidents that involve infractions and/or concerning behavior outlined in the PCC Student Handbook.
The Learning Center is located on the lower level (basement) of the Dr. Mike Davis Academic Building (AB) and offers tutoring, study space, printing, and free coffee, resources for campus questions. Contact Monica Garcia by calling 719-549-3366 or stop by her office located at the Dr. Mike Davis Academic Building (AB), Room 042 (basement).
Students who have a documented disability/condition, and some with temporary challenges, such as a broken arm or pregnancy, may qualify for accommodations. These accommodations include but are not limited to allowance to audio record lectures, alternative textbook formats, and sign language interpreting services. These services are available to students at all campus locations with documented disabilities/conditions. Please note that services provided vary based on the documentation about the disability. Call 719.549.3446 or email: accessibility@pueblocc.edu for assistance or stop by the office located in the Dr. Mike Davis Academic Building (AB), Room 120.
Fremont students have access to the healthcare and behavioral health services provided at the PCC Health Clinic located on the Pueblo campus. This clinic does bill insurance. If you have questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please call 719-549-3315.
Pueblo Campus, Medical Technology Bldg., Rm 118
719-549-3315
PCC Health Clinic Website
Additional medical center options in Cañon City:,
CommonSpirit - St. Thomas More Hospital:
1336 Phay Avenue, Cañon City
719-285-2000
CommonSpirit St. Thomas More Hospital Website
Solvista Health
3225 Independence Road, Cañon City
719-275-2351
Solvista Health Website
Valley-Wide Health Services Cañon City
121 North 6th Street, Cañon City, CO 81212
719.275.2301 (Phone)
719.275.4132 (Fax)
Valley-Wide Health Services Website
Additional support resources can be found on the Title IX website.
PCC maintains drug prevention information and resources in cooperation with the referral sources in the community. We also have information concerning alcohol abuse prevention. These resources are available to all employees and students at all campuses and sites. You can obtain information and confidential referrals by visiting the following resource webpages:
Or you may contact the Go!Zone at: 719-296-6101.
We encourage the Fremont Campus Students to utilize Solvista Health (719-275-2351) for mental health concerns.
For issues regarding substance abuse, students may contact Solvista or Rocky Mountain Behavioral Health (719-275-7650).
If you need someone to talk with at the Fremont Campus, please contact a member of the Administration Team: The Coordinator of Student Services, the Director of Academic Services, or the Fremont Campus Administrator.
Students who have a documented disability/condition, and some with temporary challenges, such as a broken arm or pregnancy, may qualify for accommodations. These accommodations include but are not limited to allowance to audio record lectures, alternative textbook formats, and sign language interpreting services. These services are available to students at all campus locations with documented disabilities/conditions. Please note that services provided vary based on the documentation about the disability. Call 719.549.3446 or email: accessibility@pueblocc.edu for assistance or stop by the office located in the Dr. Mike Davis Academic Building (AB), Room 120, at the Pueblo Campus.
If you need assistance, police officers are available to assist. Fremont Campus at 719-296-6130, Learning Resource Center, Room L104.
Medical Center options:
CommonSpirit - Mercy Hospital
1010 Three Springs Boulevard, Durango
970.247.4311
CommonSpirit – Mercy Hospital Website
Southwest Memorial Hospital
1311 North Mildred Road, Cortez
970-565-6666
Southwest Memorial Hospital Website
Additional support resources can be found on the Title IX website.
PCC maintains drug prevention information and resources in cooperation with the referral sources in the community. We also have information concerning alcohol abuse prevention. These resources are available to all employees and students at all campuses and sites. You can obtain information and confidential referrals by visiting the following resource webpages:
We encourage the Southwest Students to utilize Axis Health System local providers for mental health concerns.
If you need someone to talk with at the Mancos Campus or Durango Site, please contact a member of the Administration Team: The Director of Student Services, the Director of Academic Services, or the Campus Dean.
Students who have a documented disability/condition, and some with temporary challenges, such as a broken arm or pregnancy, may qualify for accommodations. These accommodations include but are not limited to allowance to audio record lectures, alternative textbook formats, and sign language interpreting services. These services are available to students at all campus locations with documented disabilities/conditions. Please note that services provided vary based on the documentation about the disability. Call 719.549.3446 or email: accessibility@pueblocc.edu for assistance or stop by the office located in the Dr. Mike Davis Academic Building (AB), Room 120 at the Pueblo Campus.
If you need assistance, police officers are available to assist. At the Mancos Campus and Durango Site, call 911.
The Colorado Program Eligibility and Application Kit (PEAK) website is designed to provide you with an easily accessible self-service tools to apply for multiple public assistance benefits.
The PCC Reach Out app is a free and completely anonymous. Students who are experiencing a personal issue, crisis, medical need, hot line(s), need an advocacy and support group, need help identifying resources, or prevention and education about sexual assault issues may download the application to a smart phone, I-Pad, or personal computer device by going through the Apple Store or Google Play. Don’t walk alone, Reach Out! Personal phone search for Capptivation, inc. and the app is titled “Reach Out Editions" and will have this image:
Students experiencing an immediate crisis such a family crisis, suicidal thoughts, bullying, stress, depression, and need to talk with a professional may contact the Colorado Crises Services at 1.844.493.8255 to speak with a licensed therapist or a peer specialist 24 hours a day/seven days a week. You may also Text TALK 38255. Visit the Colorado Crisis Services webpage to learn more about services and support resources.
By calling the 2-1-1 number, students may receive assistance at any of the college campuses/sites. Services offered by calling the 211 number are assistance or referrals for: housing, utility needs, food, health, job support, or have a crises or emergency. Calling the 211 number will put you in contact with the specific region and local resources available (Regions 4 for the Durango Area, and Regions 6 for the Fremont and Pueblo areas. The 2-1-1 Free Resource Referral Line will identify the region you are calling when handling your call. Visit the 2-1-1 webpage to learn more about services and support resources.
Health Solutions, available at 719-568-3750, provide early intervention services to assist those who are experiencing stressful, traumatic, or demanding situation that if not addressed quickly, could turn into a crisis or emergent situation. This is a mobile service reaching out to individual living in the city and county of Pueblo, CO who are in need. Health Solutions has a drop-in mental health clinic located at 1302 Chinook Lane in Pueblo. Other services provided through this agency include: diagnostic evaluation, individual, couple, or family therapy, medications, substance abuse/DUI, and domestic violence emergency, acute care school-based, early childhood, vocational and adult residential.
Safe2Tell provides students a way to report any threatening behaviors or activities endangering themselves or someone they know, in a way that keeps them safe and anonymous. To submit a tip call 1-877-542-7233 (Safe) or visit the Safe2Tell website.
Visit the PRCS webpage to learn more about services and support resources
Visit the 988 webpage to learn more about services and support resources.
Visit the National Domestic Violence Hotline webpage to learn more about services and support resources.
PCC’s Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Prevention webpage with information on healthy relationships, local support resources, etc.
Care and Share Food Finder website to help find food pantries to assist with food needs
Colorado Division of Housing webpage to help find support resources for emergency housing needs (mortgage / rental assistance), housing counseling, etc.
