Coordinated entry access site with links to homeless service providers in San Diego.
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Contact information for people with symptoms they think might be of COVID-19. List of nurse lines from various health systems to get screened.
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Interim Guidance for COVID-19 and Persons with HIV
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Information on COVID-19 and cancer, for cancer patients, their families, and caretakers.
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COVID-19 related information and resources for people with diabetes (types 1 and 2, as well as gestational diabetes).
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Link to the report "National coronavirus response: A road map to reopening", which provides a road map for navigating through the current COVID-19 pandemic in the United States.
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Video on what heart and stroke patients should know about coronavirus.
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COVID-19 resources with a focus on people with heart disease, survivors of a stroke, as well as elderly people with cardiovascular disease and hypertension. It also features a live chat on coronavirus.
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Infographic that shows 25 ways to get kids (and adults) moving at home.
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Information about smoking, vaping and COVID-19. Advice to quit smoking.
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Useful information for people suffering from asthma and COPD. It addresses several myths about asthma and COPD management that have been circulating in response to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
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The Color of Coronavirus Project monitors COVID-19 deaths by race and ethnicity in the U.S. Updates bi-weekly.
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Questions and answers video session (Part 1) hosted by Berkeley Public Health Dean Michael C. Lu on Coronavirus: Facts and Fears
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Questions and answers video session (Part 2) hosted by Berkeley Public Health Dean Michael C. Lu on Covid-19: Science and Solutions
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Information and link to new MyChildCare.ca.gov portal to help Californians working in essential sectors during the coronavirus (COVID-19) find safe, reliable, and accessible child care options. The portal provides an interactive map of qualified licensed child care providers near where they reside.
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State of California's comprehensive contact tracing program and public awareness campaign. It includes information on what contact tracing is, how it works, confidentiality of the information and common questions and answers.
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A one-stop resource for the people of California impacted by job loss during the COVID-19 pandemic. It features a Dynamic Matching System that identifies the resources that most closely meet a persons' profile and needs in terms of employment, life essentials and training.
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Information about the CA Meals for Kids mobile application, which helps find nearby California Afterschool and Summer Meal Programs Sites through iOS, Android, or Microsoft devices. It has an Emergency Meal Sites section which may be used during unanticipated school closures due to emergency situations (as is the case of the COVID-19 pandemic).
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Information on the State of California's response to COVID-19 and daily updates on most recent statistics at the state level. It also links to the Spanish page.
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Up to date COVID-19 race and ethnicity data, including all cases and deaths associated with COVID-19 by race and ethnicity and by age groups.
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Guidance for the Use of Face Coverings. It mandates that face coverings be worn state-wide in the circumstances and with the exceptions outlined in the document. It does not substitute for existing guidance about social distancing and handwashing. It updates existing guidance.
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COVID-19 information for WIC families and how to apply for those who have lost their jobs due to the pandemic. Also includes information regarding where to find WIC foods.
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Information for individuals and families being able to purchase groceries online using their EBT card at Amazon and Walmart (As of April 28, 2020). Those who receive CalWORKs, may also be able to their your cash benefits to make purchases online at Wal-Mart.
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Web portal created by the State of California to link residents with COVID-19 related volunteering opportunities. As they identify a high priority volunteer opportunity near the resident, they will pass their information to their local partner, who will contact the resident to schedule a time to volunteer. It also includes a link to a request form that organizations in need of volunteers can fill out.
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California Testing and Treatment page. It links to the COVID-19 testing sites (OptumServe, Verily and GISCorps Community Sites) locator that can be searched by address, city, county or zip code. It also gives guidelines on testing, and how to get treatment
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California Coronavirus - COVID-19 Response Toolkit (videos and social media messages). It includes resources for partners and community-based organizations to share with their communities, as well as resources for the media. Resources available in many languages.
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Becky's House domestic violence programs encompass a 24-hour crisis hotline, emergency shelter, transitional housing, legal support, and integrated services.
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Help to quit smoking, vaping and chewing. Help available by phone, chat, and other options. Self-help resources available. Links to help in Spanish and other languages.
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Information on increased risk of severe COVID 19 illness for smokers and those that vape and the importance of quitting. It also includes information and resources on coping with stress and withdrawal.
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Contact number for health care workers to access hotels rooms available for use by eligible health care workers. It links to information about the program.
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Provides financial assistance with past due utility bills to low-income individuals and families through the Home Energy Assistance Program.
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Individuals and families who need food assistance can place an order of food for pick up or delivery at various locations in San Diego County depending on their zip code. Income guidelines apply.
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Daily streams and recordings of mindfulness and compassion sessions to provide resources and online support to those affected by COVID-19.
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Information on COVID-19 cases nationwide. This page is updated daily.
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Total tests reported. These data are compiled from a number of sources.
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A Guide for Cancer Patients and Their Caregivers and Family Members. Tips that can help cancer patients, as well as their family members and caregivers, stay healthy while staying home.
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Information on how to help children cope with emergencies. Link to the same information in Spanish available in this page
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Information on how to deal with anxiety and stress related to COVID-19. Link to the same information in Spanish and other languages available in this page.
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Information about the recommended use of cloth face coverings to help slow the spread of COVID-19. It includes instructions on how to make different types of face coverings.
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Video of Dr. Jerome Adams, U.S. Surgeon General, showing how to make a simple face covering.
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Information regarding who are at higher risk for severe illness due to the new coronavirus (COVID-19).
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Information for people who are at higher risk for severe illness
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COVID-19 related information for people with moderate to severe asthma.
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Information on risks to pregnancy and the baby, mother-to-child transmission, breastfeeding, and how pregnant people can protect themselves from COVID-19.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) related information and what to know about HIV and COVID-19.
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Cleaning and disinfection for community facilities information. Interim Recommendations for U.S. Community Facilities with Suspected/Confirmed Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). It also links to other information such as OSHA's COVID 19 control and prevention information, cleaning and disinfection at home, among others.
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Describes the set of measures required to protect from COVID-19.
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Guidance for communities, schools, workplaces, and events. Decision tools to assist each sector in making reopening decisions.
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Information on the effects of COVID-19 on the health of racial and ethnic minority groups.
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CDC provides resources to cope with grief and loss during the COVID pandemic.
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CDC lists some facts about COVID-19 to prevent the spread of false information.
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Presents strategies to reopen the city of San Diego's economy.
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College Board is a platform that provides many services, such as exam preparation and scholarship access. Preparing for higher education after high school.
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Toll-Free 24-hour domestic violence crisis hotline open to provide information on resources available in San Diego County for victims of domestic violence, including CRC's Domestic Violence Program.
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Provides refurbished, low cost computers to low-income families through the Technology Assistance Program. Computers come loaded with Windows operating system, Office Suites and various educational software. Each system comes with a limited one-year technical support warranty. Apply online, application in English and Spanish
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Contiene enlaces para el Buscador de sitios de pruebas para COVID-19 y los Horarios de pruebas. Además contiene muchos otros recursos e información en espagnole que ofrece el condado.
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Guía de recursos para personas indocumentadas en San Diego con motivo de la emergencia sanitaria por COVID-19.
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The CORD-19 Explorer is a full-text search engine for the COVID-19 Open Research Dataset. Our hope is that it helps people explore the dataset and identify potential research efforts.
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Website put together by the White House, the CDC and FEMA to keep people informed about everything related to coronavirus. It includes a COVID-19 Screening Tool for people who are having symptoms.
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Video where experts, Drs. Fauci, Birx and Adams, explain what social distancing is.
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Resources to provide important information on the rapidly evolving COVID-19 pandemic with local, state, and national guidance tailored to a variety of organizations, agencies and groups.
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Contains information on County and State testing sites, and types of test.
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Business Safety Framework to reopen San Diego County. It includes employee safety, customer safety, sanitation, etc.
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Proposal for Accelerated Implementation of California's Roadmap to Modify the Stay-At-Home Order filed by the County of San Diego to the California Department of Public Health on May 19, 2020. This allows San Diego County to move further ahead in stage 2 of the resilience roadmap
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Guidelines for restaurants, food, and beverage providers to reopen onsite dining throughout San Diego County, with modifications.
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Map of hand washing stations and portable restrooms in San Diego County. Ability to search by address or place.
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Information on free and low-cost internet access during COVID-19 and how to get assistance in obtaining access.
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Due to COVID-19, Covered California has made it so that people can apply for health insurance through July 31 if they are uninsured and eligible.
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This website, developed by a group of public health and crisis experts, describes 20 critical interventions that are needed to stop the spread of COVID-19. It presents an analysis of each state's progress, calculated based on how many of the 20 interventions are being implemented.
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In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the White House and a coalition of leading research groups have prepared the COVID-19 Open Research Dataset (CORD-19). CORD-19 is a resource of over 52,000 scholarly articles, including over 41,000 with full text, about COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2, and related coronaviruses. This dataset is freely available to the global research community to apply recent advances in natural language processing and other AI techniques to generate new insights in support of the ongoing fight against this infectious disease.
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Fact sheet presented by the HHS. Discussing initiatives to address the impact and disparities caused by COVID-19 among racial and ethnic minorities.
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Access to COVID-19 provider bulletins from the Medi-Cal Dental program (Denti-Cal). It has a list of COVID-19 communications for providers, including information about treating patients during COVID-19.
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Frequently asked questions about coverage of COVID-19 testing by health plans. Health plans are required to cover COVID-19 tests at no cost to the enrollee, even if they are asymptomatic. It is recommended to first contact a healthcare provider for a COVID-19 test.
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The Food Bank partners with several nonprofit organizations to distribute diapers throughout San Diego County. Each location has different operating hours, and may have different eligibility criteria to receive diapers. Distribution list available on the website.
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Provides a variety of support services to people who have lost their jobs or have had their hours reduced due to the impacts of COVID-19 in California. Unemployment and disability insurance, worker's compensation claims.
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Provides a list of resources and information related to COVID-19 and maternal health. Updated regularly and new information is added as it becomes available.
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FACT is offering free transportation for San Diego residents for any essential need until the stay at home order is lifted. Seniors, persons with disabilities, students, veterans and other residents who need assistance, may call FACT at 888-924-3228 between 8am and 3pm, Monday through Friday, to request free transportation anywhere in San Diego County.
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FEMA helps the public distinguish between rumors and facts regarding the response to coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Guidance on how to stop the spread of misinformation and dispels rumors that are circulating.
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Feeding San Diego offers food assistance at sites throughout San Diego County and continues to serve the community during the COVID-19 stay home order. They have added emergency food distribution sites that are listed and updated daily and there are no requirements to receive food at these emergency sites.
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A CalFresh guide for immigrants from GetCalFresh.org, an authorized CalFresh application assistance tool. The guide has answers to common questions about CalFresh and immigration.
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The Health Consumer Alliance can help you access health care during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. This page has a Q&A section. People can call their toll-free hotline at 888-804-3536 (TTY 877-735-2929) for a free, confidential consultation.
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Link to portion of hearing for Dr. Samoa's Q&A with Rep. Suzan DelBene (Washington) regarding Information and Language Barriers
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Link to portion of hearing for Dr. Samoa's Q&A with Rep. Judy Chu (California) regarding Disaggregating Data by Race and Ethnicity
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Full House Ways and Means Committee Hearing discussing the impact COVID-19 has had on communities of color.
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Testimony of Dr. Raynald Albert Samoa at the House Ways and Means Committee Hearings discussing the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on Pacific Islanders (PIs).
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Imperial County Roadmap to recovery.
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Latest information on local cases in Imperial County. English and Spanish
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Page includes information on the federal response to COVID-19 in Indian Country, news and resources for tribal members.
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Interfaith continues to offer critical essential services and address the urgent needs of the most vulnerable community members. Services include homeless shelter, emergency food, help for seniors, among others.
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IRC is offering free remote DACA renewal assistance by Department of Justice (DOJ) Accredited Representatives.
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Drive-thru food distribution (pre-bagged items) Monday through Friday from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm for anyone in critical need at Joan & Irwin Jacobs Campus (8804 Balboa Ave).
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From the Testing Hub at Johns Hopkins University - Coronavirus Resource Center. This tool tracks trends in COVID-19 cases and tests. The charts presented lay out the key metrics for understanding the reach and severity of COVID-19 in a given area: number of new daily cases, tests per 100,000 people (testing rate), and percentage of tests that are positive (positivity rate).
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A nonprofit with the mission to provide a free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere. They offer daily schedules for school closures for students ages 2-18 and remote learning resources.
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Volunteer opportunity to safely prepare and package meals to safely distribute them to communities.
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At home learning response to school closures for all children and youth in San Diego and Imperial counties. It is a collaboration between KPBS, the San Diego County Office of Education and San Diego Unified School District.
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Information on tracking Coronavirus in San Diego, Imperial County, Tijuana, California United States and the world. Data Updates daily around 5 pm.
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Centralized source of information and guidance for employers and workers on what employees are entitled to in the face of COVID-19. It includes a summary of benefits for workers Impacted by COVID-19 and other related information
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Answers to questions regarding undocumented workers rights, remedies and exceptions that apply to them. Page in English and Spanish.
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Legal Aid Society of San Diego's guide to San Diego County, City, and State eviction moratoriums related to COVID-19: What tenants and landlords need to know.
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Resources for cancer patients, including Information Specialists who assist through cancer treatment, financial and social challenges and give accurate, up-to-date disease, treatment and support information. Will continue to operate on normal business hours, Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. ET.
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Tips, resources and activities from community partners to help adult residents Live Well @ Home, organized into categories, including physical activity, mindfulness and social connection to help people find the right tools to match their needs.
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Provides meals delivered to individuals with critical illnesses, as well as their dependents. Eligibility is based on a valid referral from a listed health care professional. Several meals can be delivered at a time and are tailored to meet any dietary restrictions present.
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Provides COVID-19 related updates on routes and services.
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Resource Tool for tenants in English and Spanish. Includes frequently asked questions, fact sheet for tenants, sample next steps, sample letters for your landlord, and a list of legal assistance and community organizations.
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COVID-19 related information, resources for people with neuromuscular disorders.
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Educational page with STEM activities for students to do at home and a tool kit with STEM resources for students.
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What people with cancer should know in relation to COVID-19. Information available in English and Spanish
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Provides tips and resources for potential domestic abuse situations and offers 24/7 support by phone call, online chat or text message, in both English and Spanish. Also includes TTY options, as well as video calling for deaf individuals.
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The National Domestic Workers Alliance is working to slow the spread of the virus by providing emergency assistance for domestic workers that enables them to stay home and healthy.
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Roadmap to Recovery: A Public Health Guide for Governors.
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Presentación (video): Manejo del estrés durante la cuarentena para proveedores de salud mental que atienden a hispanos y latinos.
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¿Es confiable la información sobre la salud que se encuentra en el Internet? Información dirigida a adultos mayores para ayudarlos a determinar en qué fuentes de información sobre la salud se puede confiar.
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Online Health Information: Is It Reliable? Information geared to older adults to help them determine what sources of health information can be trusted.
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Recently released treatment guidelines developed to inform clinicians how to care for patients with COVID-19. Because clinical information about the optimal management of COVID-19 is evolving quickly, these Guidelines will be updated frequently as published data and other authoritative information becomes available.
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NIH's database search for comprehensive, expert-curated source for publications related to COVID-19 using the iSearch platform.
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COVID-19 related information, resources and updates for people with kidney disease, including transplant recipients and those undergoing dialysis. This population is at higher risk for developing serious complications from COVID-19.
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This Comment article describes the systemic inequities in social determinants of health that have long caused vulnerability to disease and poor health outcomes in the USA, and how the current COVID-19 pandemic has brought to the front these already existing inequities.
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National non-profit that connects people to programs that could help them afford their medications and other healthcare costs. Assistance can be offered in the way of Patient Assistance Programs (PAPs), which are created by pharmaceutical companies to provide free or discounted medicines to people who are unable to afford them. Each program has its own qualifying criteria. Search by drug name, program name, or sponsor company name.
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Provides updates and alerts on COASTER service changes due to COVID-19.
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Information on how to get financial help, including relief from financial institutions related to mortgage payments, foreclosures, late fees, and others.
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Registration page for Oncology and Kids summer camps for children impacted by cancer. Whether patient, sibling, daughter, or son, no child will be alone when dealing with cancer. Two summer camp sessions will be held virtually in 2020.
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This page provides a series of social media postcards which debunk many myths about COVID-19. These postcards can be shared on social media accounts to help disseminate this important information.
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Harvard Global Health Institute, Harvard's Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics, Rockefeller Foundation, CovidActNow, Covid-Local, CIDRAP and many others join forces, launch new COVID Risk Level map and COVID suppression guidance for policy makers and the public. The map displays COVID-19 Risk Levels at the county level in the United States, providing detailed information on cases and death counts.
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Medicine Assistance Tool (MAT) created by PhRMA to provide a dedicated search engine that allows users to search for financial assistance resources available to them, their loved ones or patients in their lives through the various biopharmaceutical industry programs available for patients who are eligible.
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Listening sessions and strategic discussion series: Emerging Issues Around COVID-19 and Social Determinants of Health in Underserved Communities and/or Communities of Color. It is geared to the substance use (SU) prevention, treatment, and recovery workforces.
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Project Look Sharp offers K-12 and college curricula and lessons about media literacy and COVID-19. Additional areas covered are sustainability, social justice and media bias.
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Training related to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) available through the TRAIN Learning Network, a national learning network that aggregates training opportunities for public health, healthcare, and preparedness professionals from thousands of training providers. This includes training from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), World Health Organization, European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, and other organizations.
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Health library with articles and resources for parents, kids, teens and educators to better understand coronavirus.
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Need for volunteers. Different volunteer positions available based on location. Critical need of blood and platelet donations.
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San Diego County is now recruiting local restaurants* for the Restaurant Meals Program (RMP) to provide food to over 94,000 elderly, disabled and homeless individuals who receive CalFresh benefits in San Diego County. *Restaurant is defined as a private for-profit establishment where meals are sold and served to customers, including in store deli's and food trucks. Application instructions for restaurant owners in this page.
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The CalFresh Restaurant Meals Program (RMP) allows elderly (age 60 or older), disabled* or homeless residents to use their Golden State Advantage (EBT) card to purchase prepared meals from participating restaurants. This program is available to eligible residents and their husband or wife if they receive CalFresh and are in one of the eligible groups. *Definition of disabled included in the page as well as instructions on how to purchase meals.
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Information and resources related to the rural response to coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). It includes resources, events and news to help rural communities respond to the pandemic.
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Coronavirus and Latino Health Equity. With the rise of COVID-19, the team at Salud America! is digitally curating content about what the coronavirus pandemic means for Latino health equity and efforts to help vulnerable communities. A bilingual infographic on eight ways coronavirus impacts Latinos can be downloaded and shared (English/Spanish), various stories about how COVID-19 is impacting Latinos.
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This article discusses the existing inequities in health care with the current pandemic for communities of color, specifically among the Black and Latino communities.
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Information about positive cases of COVID-19 in San Diego County. Updated daily around 5:00 pm. Additional data available (by race/ethnicity, zip code, among others).
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Materials that include fact sheets, a social media toolkit, cleaning guidance, videos and other information to share about the COVID-19 epidemic. Some materials are available in many languages.
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As of May 1, the County is requiring everybody to wear face coverings in many public settings. Face coverings can be made of cloth and homemade coverings, bandanas, scarves and neck gaiters are all OK. Medical grade masks should be saved for healthcare workers.
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Resources for Families, Parents & Caregivers to manage mental health and cope during COVID-19. Information available in English and Spanish
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Information on rental assistance options throughout the county.
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San Diego County page with resources and guidance for health professionals. It includes guidance for personal protective equipment (PPE), testing, caring for COVID-19 patients, telemedicine, and much more.
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Describes the steps to safe reopening of the County, as well as lists of what is open and what is closed. The County is tracking 13 specific "triggers" that could prompt modification of the health order. This site links to a dashboard with current status of the measures and an explanation of the triggers.
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Website for a program to prevent domestic violence in San Diego County. It includes resources, a line to call or chat open 24/7 and a quiz to allow a person to identify some of their risks from domestic violence.
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Página de un programa para prevenir la violencia doméstica en el condado de San Diego. Incluye recursos, una línea para llamar o chatear que atiende las 24/7 y una prueba para que la persona identifique sus riesgos debido a violencia doméstica.
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Page for the San Diego County e-library collection, with access to audiobooks, e-books and magazines, encyclopedias and other resources
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Summer Feeding Programs for San Diego County/ Distribución de Alimentos Durante el Verano en el Condado de San Diego
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Water provider locator to learn about restrictions, and conservation programs and incentives that are available throughout San Diego County. Each provider might have different COVID-related resources.
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Local small businesses and restaurants suffering financial losses due to COVID-19 can now apply for a grant from the County of San Diego.
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Hands on San Diego provides a Volunteer hub that list many volunteer opportunities throughout San Diego, as well as potentially volunteering from home. It also lists items that can be donated to specific organizations.
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Support for essential workers and at-risk populations with financial assistance for child care services through September 30, 2020. Funding is provided by the City and County of San Diego and is limited. Application available on this page (English and Spanish). Other help for families also available in this site, as well as help for childcare providers.
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Information of payment help and updates on relief programs: no shut offs for unpaid bills, flexible payment plans, waived late payment fees, COVID-19 Community Response Fund.
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City of San Diego COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance Program. The COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance Program helps families with low income in the City of San Diego who experience financial hardship due to COVID-19. The program will provide one-time payments of up to $4,000 per qualifying household to help pay past-due and/or upcoming rent. Payment will be made directly to the household's landlord. The online application is now open for the COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance Program. Applications will be accepted through August 7, 2020. Eligibility criteria and application through this website.
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Information on Senior Meal options during pandemic with link to San Diego County Senior Meal Provider Contacts. Meal delivery, senior food distribution, Great plates delivered program and grocery home delivery.
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Immigrant Relief Fund to provide grants of up to $500 directly to immigrant families in San Diego County who have lost income due to COVID-19. Eligibility criteria and link to apply on this page.
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San Diego Parks Foundation is partnering with Feeding San Diego to provide FREE summer meals (breakfast and lunch) for children at 12 San Diego Parks. Daily pick up Monday-Friday service. See flyer for more details.
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Updated links to COVID-19 LGBTQ resources and support.
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Operation Shelter to Home: plan to temporarily repurpose the Golden Hall and the San Diego Convention Center to help shelter those without a home. Information on how to get help.
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This page has a list of local/regional farms that are open and providing food during the COVID-19 pandemic while grocery stores have low supply and farmer's markets are closed.
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San Diego Unified Food and Nutrition Services meal pick-up locations for children. Drive thru / walk-up distribution of daily prepared meals, free of charge. Children do not need to be present during food pick-up, but a student ID and/or photo of the child/children will need to be shown.
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Instructional resources page created by the San Diego Unified School District. Activities, lessons, and digital resources to engage children at home
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San Diego Youth Services helps San Diego's most vulnerable youth, including those struggling with homelessness, family conflict, abuse and neglect, mental health concerns and substance abuse.
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Free online courses and resources for parents and teachers to keep children reading and learning at home.
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SDSU CARES Act Additional Funds Application. Students who have received their initial CARES Act Funding disbursement and who have a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) on file can be considered for additional funding. CARES Act funding must be used for specific purposes. It may only be used to help eligible students with food, housing, course materials, technology, health care, and child care.
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SDSU students can apply for the COVID-19 Emergency Grant if they are experiencing immediate financial hardship.
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COVID-19 data from skilled nursing facilities (listed by name and the County of location) in California. It includes confirmed cases and deaths among healthcare workers and residents.
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Information for Medi-Cal Dental Program members on how to get help finding a dentist for a dental emergency during COVID-19 restrictions.
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Free food for families in need in Chula Vista. See site for schedule. Also critical services for families in need during this time of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Continued family violence support services, 24/7 hotline and other service, to assure those who may be in an unsafe domestic violence situation during this pandemic.
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Resources to help families and communities caring for adults with chronic and disabling conditions. Contact information and services during COVID-19
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Page that links to the guide (link to pdf file) for immigrant Californians, which includes tips about services, public benefits. Some of these are available regardless of immigration status. Page available also in Spanish with link to the Spanish guide.
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COVID-19 Statewide Update page showing progression of cases (statewide and by county), who is getting infected (by ethnicity and gender), current status of testing, hospitalizations, and other data.
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This page shows the latest on the close monitoring of COVID-19 the estate of California is doing in each local community to keep the public informed and fight the pandemic. They are teaming up with counties using every tool available. Here you can find the list of counties on the monitor list, what is open and what should not be open, among other information.
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Side by Side Comparison of COVID-19 Paid Leave. Table comparing CA Paid Family Leave, CA Paid Sick Leave and Federal Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA)
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Links to websites for State of California's publicly-accessible outdoor spaces, many of which are open for local use under modified access during the COVID-19 pandemic. The State's stay home order directs Californians to remain in their own communities for purposes of recreation, and to participate in recreation activities only with members of your own household.
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Website for the California Resilience Roadmap that contains guidance for various industries, to reduce risk as the State moves into Stage 2 of modifying the state's Stay-at-Home order.
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Updated California's Roadmap to Modify the Stay-at-Home Order. Presents the 6 indicators for modifying the Stay-at-Home Order that will guide California's reopening. Currently presents guidelines to progress towards stage 2 of reopening.
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Statewide guidance for businesses to follow, if they're permitted to open per county health rules. New guidance added as new businesses are allowed to reopen.
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The Non-Congregate Sheltering (NCS) for California Healthcare Workers Program provides hotel rooms to healthcare workers who give critical care to COVID-19 patients to prevent them from spread of coronavirus to their household.
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California has collected a wide range of data to inform its response to COVID-19, and developed tools to help process and analyze that data. California is making these data and tools open and available for researchers, scientists, and technologists.
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State of California provides a list of resources for people experiencing homelessness as well as help for renters and homeowners.
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General information on face coverings and masks.
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Questions and answers related to the California Stay Home Order that started on March 19,2020 and continues until further notice. Questions relate to modifications to the Order as the state reopens.
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Resources for emotional support and wellbeing for California residents.
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Updates on their services during the pandemic, and what breast cancer patients need to know.
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The COVID Racial Data Tracker is a collaboration between the COVID Tracking Project and the Boston University Center for Antiracist Research. The page links to the Racial Data Dashboard, which presents the latest race and ethnicity data from every state and territory that reports it. Full dataset is available.
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Steps Through OC Program, a six-month program of The Clearity Foundation consisting of free professional counseling in tandem with education, referrals and other resources for any woman facing ovarian cancer, her family and active caregivers. Register online to receive services.
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Espacio en el sitio web de HIA para mantener bien informada a la comunidad de habla hispana sobre la pandemia del coronavirus (COVID-19). También contiene información en idiomas indígenas. Este espacio será actualizado en español. INFÓRMESE, COMPARTA, PROTÉJASE.
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The Food Bank's 200 food distribution sites throughout San Diego County are continuing to operate for families and seniors to receive food assistance during the COVID-19 crisis.
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Access information for the Center's programs during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Alert: COVID-19 testing, prevention, or treatment will not be used against immigrants in a public charge test. Immigrant families should seek needed care is affected by COVID-19
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This page has resources available to industry members and consumers on Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) and food safety.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19): Small Business Guidance & Loan Resources. Information also available in Spanish, linking from this page.
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The Hub Basic Needs Center has compiled a list of various COVID-19 resources, both on and off campus that are available for use. Their services are open to any undergraduate or graduate student.
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Application for Bartender Emergency Assistance Program. It provides immediate financial assistance for those in the hospitality industry who encounter temporary, emergent, financial hardship due to unforeseen and/or catastrophic life events. Eligibility for a BEAP grant is not based on loss of income. COVID-19 related assistance has been suspended as of June 15th, but those who applied before that date can consult the FAQ section.
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Rapid Response Hub that provides dynamic, real-time resources for federal and state leaders responding to the pandemic.
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Federal guidelines to reopen the country.
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This page contains information for the public that dispel common myths circulating around regarding COVID-19.
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