The Coronavirus pandemic is affecting all of our families, our communities and our way of life. The Child Abuse Prevention Council of Contra Costa County wants to share with you some resources to help

  1. California Department of Social Services
  2. CAMHPRO COVID-19 Resource List with Links
  3. Contra Costa County resources
  4. Contra Costa County resources No. 2
  5. Coping With Stress During the COVID-19 Pandemic
  6. COVID Resources Contra Costa County
  7. COVID-19 SOS Emergency Relief 
  8. Educating all learners during the Covid-19 Disaster 
  9. Emergency Relief Fund
  10. Fondo de Ayuda de Emergencia
  11. Guide to Mental Health Assistance for Students
  12. Helping Children Cope With Changes Resulting From COVID-19
  13. Mental Health Resources for High School students
  14. Public charge and Covid-19
  15. Public charge and Covid -19 Spanish version
  16. Recursos de Covid-19 para inmigrantes indocumentados en Contra Costa County
  17. Stress and Coping
  18. T.A.L.K Line
  19. TALK Line flyer for Parents (Spanish)
  20. PsychHub also has a page dedicated for mental health resources during this time. 
  21. Hospice East Bay

Food Resource 

Easily find food banks, school meals, and senior center food distribution sites.As the economic toll of COVID-19 hits our communities hard, hunger is a growing concern. Fortunately, free and low-cost food providers are ramping up their service, in a way that maintains social distancing. To help you find food, Contra Costa County has a new GIS (global information System)   mapping tool. It can be used on any mobile device, just like searching for the nearest gas station or cafe on your phone.

Contra Costa County COVID-19 Food Distribution Map https://cccgis.link/Food

The tool, developed by the County’s IT Department, incorporates data from the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano, school districts, senior centers, and other food organizations. It was developed in partnership with 211 Contra Costa, the crisis center. Supervisor Gioia’s office also contributed to the map’s development.  Please distribute this map url widely! It is a community tool and will be continually updated. 
Food Resource Easily find food banks, school meals, and senior center food distribution sites.As the economic toll of COVID-19 hits our communities hard, hunger is a growing concern. Fortunately, free and low-cost food providers are ramping up their service, in a way that maintains social distancing. To help you find food, Contra Costa County has a new GIS (global information System)   mapping tool. It can be used on any mobile device, just like searching for the nearest gas station or cafe on your phone.

COVID-19 Resources and Wellness
Contra Costa County Behavioral Health Services (BHS) has created a Coronavirus/COVID-19 web page with helpful resources for the community.The document can be found on the BHS Home Pageat https://cchealth.org/bhs/ or by clicking under the Latest Information section on the right hand side in the yellow box.

What is this program?

  • The State of California will provide one-time disaster relief assistance to adult undocumented immigrants impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • This is only for adults who are ineligible for other forms of federal unemployment or pandemic related assistance, such as the CARES act or unemployment benefits.
  • You must apply with the nonprofit organization assigned to the county where you live.
  • Catholic Charities East Bay is the assigned organization for residents of Alameda and Contra Costa Counties.
  • The first step is to call the toll-free number after 9am.
  • You must provide information and documents to verify your identity, your address, and to show you have been impacted by COVID-19. More information is available after you call the toll-free number.

Applications accepted by phone only at 1-866-490-3899 starting on May 18, 2020

For more information, visit the link here. The information is also found here in Spanish.

Disaster Relief

59 Mental Health Resources for Health Care Providers

Working in health care has its stressors, with irregular hours, understaffing, lack of resources and worrisome patient situations, to name a few. Addressing mental and physical health needs is always important for health care providers. But in times of crisis, when health systems and workers are stressed to the max, prioritizing one’s own well-being is all the more important.Taking care of mind, body and spirit is crucial for health care providers to stay healthy and continue to provide care. The online resources below can help individuals stay mentally healthy, no matter the circumstances. Read more


Head Start & Early Head Start program: English & Spanish

COMMUNITY RESOURCE GUIDE – COVID 19
Family Violence Prevention and Child Abuse Services and Prevention As of 6/26/20

Contra Costa Bar Association

CONTRA COSTA COVID-19 RESOURCES FOR UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS

Emotional Support Hotline

Parents Anonymous provides Evidence-Based Emotional Support 8-8 pm 7 days a week calls, live chats, text, and email and Parents and Caregivers can join a free Weekly Online Parents Anonymous® Group through the website where there are also other resources: caparentyouthhelpline.org.  

COVID-19 Testing at North Richmond Site

Please see the attached flyers on COVID-19 testing at The North Richmond testing site. The site is now open Tuesdays and Fridays, from 1pm to 4pm, for walk-in only. No appointment is needed. Attached are flyers in English and Spanish.

Covid-19 Services Will Not Be Included In Public Charge Test

Events

Funding Opportunity – Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) RFP 

The purpose of this RFP is to support CBO’s in getting the word out and people signed up to the rent relief program run by the State. It’s crucial to get people the rent relief they need and to compensate the organizations doing the work. The RFP for CBOs to support the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) in Contra Costa is now live! 

The goal is to use County funds to make sure that the benefits of ERAP reach the most marginalized communities through targeted and multi-lingual outreach, application assistance, and housing stability services.  The RFP, is relatively short, and can be completed online in English or Spanish. Richmond Community Foundation (RCF) Connects will be reviewing applications on a rolling basis. 

For reference, grants are available for the following:

  • Outreach: $2,000 to $5,000 to market ERAP to tenants in marginalized communities.
  • Application Assistance: Up to $30,000 to help tenants complete and submit ERAP applications.
  • Housing Stability Services: $75,000 to help tenants with non-participating landlords understand their rights and access additional resources, including free legal aid.

Please share the RFPs far and wide!

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Hector Malvido at hmalvido@ricmondcf.org.

The International Rescue Committee in Oakland is hiring for the following positions: 

Housing & Logistics Specialist – apply here.

Volunteer & Donations Coordinator – apply here.  

Please share in your networks.  

Rescue.org/NorthernCalifornia Rescue.org/Oakland