Student Resources
COUNSELING SERVICES
There are many adjustments when attending college regardless of your situation. Spoon River College is pleased to provide you with support through Counseling Services. Knowing that there is a safe place to come to and a person to speak with about your college experience is important. We want your SRC experience to be positive and successful.
FREE TO SRC STUDENTS:
TimelyCare is a FREE 24/7 telehealth service for SRC students. Providers are available to offer mental health support via phone or secure video. Visits can happen from any web-enabled devise-smartphone, laptop, or desktop. TimelyCare is available from anywhere in the United States.
24/7 Virtual Health and Well-Being Support
Features Include:
- TalkNow
- Scheduled Counseling (6 visits per year)
- Basic Needs
- Join Peer Community (a safe space to anonymously share and engage with other students.)
To access TimelyCare, login to MyPortal
Resources for Counseling Services and Addiction Support
Canton
- Gateway: (309) 319-7011
- Alcohol & Drug Professionals of Fulton County: (309) 649-1002
- North Central Behavioral Health Systems Canton: (309) 647-1881
- Addiction Recovery Center at Carle Health at Proctor – Peoria: (309) 691-1055
- Trillium Place – East Peoria: (309) 694-6462 or Pekin: (309) 347-5522
- United in Jesus Outreach Ministries — Canton: (309) 649-1618
- Allied Addictions (Mental Health & Addiction Help Line): (866) 720-3784
- Life Stance – Peoria: (309) 648-0782
Havana
- Memorial Behavioral Health Counseling – Springfield & Lincoln: (217) 788-4065
- Alcoholics Anonymous: (888) 721-3545
- Chestnut Health Systems (Behavioral Health; Depression; Anxiety) – Bloomington: (309) 827-6026 – Choose Central IL option – then Behavioral Health option.
- Trillium Place – Lincoln Clinic: (217) 732-6865
Macomb
- Addicts Victorious (under umbrella of Horizon Social Services): (217) 224-5530 – Extension 2302 for Raymond Steadman – his cell phone (available most times)
- Bridgeway: (309) 837-4876
- Re-generation – The Crossing: (217) 203-6643
- Lakeview Medical and Psychiatric Healthcare: (309) 575-3222
- McDonough District Hospital Behavioral Health Services: (309) 836-1582 or MDH Behavioral Hotline at 309-833-4101
SCHS (Schuyler Counseling and Health Services) – Rushville: (217) 322-4373 - Synago – Macomb: (309) 833-2008
- Veterans Administration Medical Center – Iowa City: (319) 338-0581
- Victim Services: (309) 837-5555
Rushville
- Schuyler Counseling & Health Services: (217) 322-4373
What is domestic abuse or violence?
- A pattern of behavior in any relationship that is used to gain or maintain power and control over an intimate partner.
- Abuse is physical, sexual, emotional, economic or psychological actions or threats of actions that influence another person.
- Domestic violence affects people of all socioeconomic backgrounds and education levels.
- Anyone can be a victim of domestic violence, regardless of age, race, gender, sexual orientation, faith or class.
- Always remember…NO ONE deserves to be abused. The abuse is not your fault.
- You are not alone.
NATIONAL HELPLINE FOR ABUSE
1-800-799-7233 OR
VISIT: HTTP://THEHOTLINE.ORG
FULTON/MASON COUNTIES
Fulton Mason Crisis Service Center
(309) 647-8311
SCHUYLER COUNTY
1-217-242-3889 (RUSHVILLE) OR
VISIT: HTTP://WWW.QUANADA.ORG
MCDONOUGH COUNTY
Western Illinois Regional Council,
Victim Services (WIRC)
Domestic Violence 309-837-6622,
24-HOUR HOTLINE 309-837-5555
Sexual Assault 309-836-2148
24-HOUR HOTLINE 309-837-5555
OR VISIT: WIRPC VICTIM-SERVICES
SPOON RIVER COLLEGE
Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, is a Federal civil rights law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in education programs and activities. Under Title IX, discrimination on the basis of sex can include sexual harassment or sexual violence, such as rape, sexual assault, sexual battery, stalking, and sexual coercion.
It is the policy of the Spoon River College to provide an educational, employment and business environment free of discrimination, harassment, and retaliation based on protected criteria. Students and employees are responsible for maintaining an educational environment free of discrimination, harassment, retaliation and complying with all policies. Spoon River College is committed to promoting the goals of fairness and equity in all aspects of its operations and educational programs and activities.
Spoon River College POLICY 3.1.3 and POLICY 3.1.1
Additional information is available online at the SRC Civil Rights Title IX page.
Inquiries about this policy and procedure may be made internally by employees and students to: