This virtual certification course is offered to college staff, counseling, BIT/CARE members, and faculty who are interested in helping students achieve their college goals. The course reviews core intervention, support, and advocacy skills drawn from social work, counseling, life coaching, academic success, disability accommodation, tutoring, and career services. We address challenges and offer practical strategies to address housing and food insecurity, academic readiness, mental health, safety planning, study skills development, time management, mental wellness, social support, navigating community services, critical thinking and problem-solving, fiscal management, emotional regulation, and improving self-advocacy. The course will review of students' core areas of need. We will discuss the importance of assessing local, state, and federal resources and how basic needs staff, case managers, counselors, social workers, and other support staff can better educate students to access resources. We will offer a collection of resource sheets describing the various approaches to helping with worksheets for students to use to put these skills into practice. We will also include several interactive breakout sessions to discuss case study examples showing how these topics are applied.