Monica B. King - Resources

If you are experiencing emotional distress and/or in a mental health crisis, please reach out to one of the resources below (always call 911 if there is risk or occurrence of injury):

National Suicide & Crisis Hotline - Call or text 988 or click link to chat
SC Dept. of Mental Health - Call 833-364-2274 for mobile crisis response
The Trevor Project - Clink link to chat or call 866-488-7386 or text 678678
Crisis Text Line - Clink link to chat or text HOME to 741741
LGBT National Hotline - Call 888-843-4564 available Mon-Fri 4 PM-12 AM & Sat 12-5 PM
NAMI Information Hotline: Call (800) 950-6264 available Mon-Fri 10 AM-10 PM

Campus Resources (for students)

All students are invited to access the Withers Walk-In Student Pantry whenever a 232 office suite door is open. Snacks, coffee, and personal supplies are free for anyone in need.

The Food Box is a donation-based food pantry located in 308 Dalton Hall that is available to the entire Winthrop community. In addition to shelf-stable food, The Food Box offers some personal care items such as toilet paper, soap, toothpaste, and feminine products. An appointment is required; visit the link for more info.

The Center for Student Wellness supports the health and wellbeing of Winthrop students through services that aim to foster whole-person health through prevention, education, assessment, treatment, and advocacy.
- Health Services provides confidential, professional, quality, cost-effective, acute, and routine medical care.
- Counseling Services provide quality mental health services to enhance the overall mental health of students along cognitive, emotional, personal, and interpersonal dimensions.
- Student Advocacy and Trauma Support provides quality services and advocacy to victims and survivors of sexual assault, stalking, and domestic/dating violence through a concentrated community response.
- Health Promotion provides a collaborative, evidence-based approach to individual and community wellness through promotion, educational programming, and service that supports the physical, emotional, social, intellectual, occupational, and spiritual wellbeing of students by enabling them to make informed choices that are conducive to healthy lifestyles.

Area Resources (for the community)

My Ride - The local bus system is FREE to ride and travels four fixed routes along key corridors of the city of Rock Hill. The buses are all electric, ADA compliant, and have free WiFi, mobile charging ports, and infotainment screens for riders to enjoy.
York County Library's main branch is in Rock Hill, and there are four other branches as well as an online digital presence and outreach program, all of which offer numerous opportunities for education, recreation, and exploration.

The Winthrop University Community Counseling Clinic provides free professional counseling, consultation, and referral services to adults, adolescents, children, couples, and families in the local community (enrolled Winthrop students should seek services through the Center for Student Wellness).

NAMI Piedmont Tri-County offers no-cost education, support, and advocacy for people who live with mental health conditions and their loved ones.
Community Resource Guide compiled by Rock Hill Schools
York County Guide to Community Services
United Way of York County
Rock Hill Parks and Facilities
Rock Hill Community Programs
SC Department of Social Services - DSS administers assistance programs such as
- Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program
- Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and a commodities program that distributes supplemental food through a network of food banks
- child support program and related services including paternity establishment and fatherhood initiatives
- protective services for children and vulnerable adults, adoption, and foster care services
Healthy Connections (South Carolina Medicaid)

Keystone Substance Abuse Services - Education, treatment, and support for those impacted by substance use.
Pathways Community Center - Centralized hub for health and human service agencies working to overcoming homelessness.
Dorothy Day Soup Kitchen - Provides a safe, comfortable, free hot meal for anyone each Monday through Saturday.
Carolina Community Actions - Offers multiple programs with the purpose of mitigating poverty issues by empowering individuals and families.
Hope of Rock Hill - Crisis assistance ministry providing food and utilities.

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