careservices@kennesaw.edu  |  470-578-5260
Marietta

JMW Student Center, Room 184

Office Hours: 9am-5pm Monday - Friday

Campus Pantry: by appointment*

Kennesaw

Carmichael Student Center, Room 172

Office Hours: 8am-5pm Monday - Friday

Campus Pantry: 9am-4pm or by appointment*

Mailing

Kennesaw State University
CARE Services
Carmichael Student Center, Room 172, MD0506
395 Cobb Ave NW
Kennesaw, GA 30144

*Pantry hours are by appointment only during school breaks and follow school closures in regards to holidays.

Refer A Student

  • While students are always able to make their own choices, awareness of available services can be beneficial. If you believe a student may be dealing with homelessness or are at risk of being homeless, food insecurity, and/or students previously or currently in foster care, encourage them to visit CARE online to schedule an appointment.


    If you are unsure or thinking about approaching a student in need, email CARE Services first to request a consultation.

  • Any student experiencing a financial hardship and believes this may affect their academic success is urged to complete an Emergency Assistance Application with CARE Services. The Emergency Assistance Program supports students in overcoming unforeseen hardships hindering their academic progress. For help, go to Emergency Assistance or email emergencyassistance@kennesaw.edu.

    PDF of Syllabus Statement

Additional Services

  • Faculty and Staff can support our effort through Employee Payroll Deduction.

    Once you click the form, fill in your name, contact information and amount willing to donate. Tab to so the "Gift Designation Section" will display. Under Gift Information, select "Direct My Gift to Specific College or Program". Select Other then enter "CARE Services".

    Employee Payroll Deduction Form
  • Public Benefits Assistance

    Through a partnership with Catholic Charities Atlanta, we screen for eligibility and assist with the application for public benefits, namely for Food Stamps. The Food Stamps Program, or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), helps households that have limited income and resources to pay for the cost of food. A single individual, families, and individuals living together are eligible to receive food stamps if they meet certain requirements.

    Benefit Assistance Community Resources
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