1. Changing Lives…One Life at a Time Division of Alternative Student Services

2. Center for Women and Men Fresh Start CCAMPIS New Directions TRiO Programs Student Support Services Upward Bound Educational Talent Search All DASS programs are grant funded through the U.S. Department of Education or Florida Department of Education Division of Alternative Student Services

3. Started 1976 Thousands of Women and Men Served on Three Campuses

4. WHO IS ELIGIBLE? Fresh Start serves Women and Men who are : 18 years or older Ready to make a positive change in their lives! Interested in enrolling in Daytona State College (in one of the following): GED Program Vocational Certificate Program Associate of Science Degree

5. The New Directions Program supports the Educational needs of Non-Traditional and CTE Students by providing Financial Assistance for Tuition, Uniforms, Equipment or Textbooks.

6. Who’s Eligible? The New Directions program serves students in the Associate of Science and Certificate programs who are: Single Parents (Male or Female) Displaced Homemakers Non-Traditional (such as a Male in Nursing or a Female in Law Enforcement) Other deserving students who demonstrate extreme financial need will also be considered for assistance

7. Clothes Closet Interview-Appropriate Clothing For Center Clients or Referrals Business Clothing Work Attire Accessories Purses and Wallets Jewelry Scarves and Ties Belts and Shoes Donations Graciously Accepted

8. Book Loans for CTE students begin one week prior to first day of each semester. Other programs, book loan available the first day of class. Limit of one book prior to first day of class. Following documents must be provided: Unofficial Transcript - cumulative GPA must be 2.0 or better Class Schedule/Fee Statement - showing tuition has been paid in full Bookstore Receipt – showing books purchased and book voucher used in full The Center for Women and Men Book Loan Program

9. Started 2007 Hundreds of Student-Parents served Children + CCAMPIS = Parents in School

10. Who’s Eligible? Low-income student parents living in Flagler and Volusia counties who are attending classes at any Daytona State College campus. Requirements: Eligible to receive Pell Grant Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 for continuing students or be registered as a new student Be enrolled in at least 6 traditional college-level credit hours. This stipulation requires 6 credit hours of in-class attendance during the day at any DSC campus.