Visit the Community Connections Resource Center to get connected to community resources to overcome barriers to academic success, including healthcare, housing and energy assistance, access to the food pantry and SNAP, money management and more. In addition, students who are experiencing financial hardship and are facing an unforeseen financial barrier, such as a car repair, medical costs, child care, transportation, food, bills or other needs they cannot meet, can apply for the Random Acts of Kindness (RAK) emergency grant. This grant is available one time, and provides up to $500. Please contact Counseling for more information at 763-493-0554 or counseling@nhcc.edu.