***COVID-19 Information – Siskiyou County***

Please note: This is a rapidly changing situation, and we at 2-1-1 NorCal are working to share information as we are updated from our colleagues and agency representatives at the county, state and/or federal level. You may also receive updates to this information by texting “Coronavirus” to 211-211: Text Coronavirus Graphic. 

 

At A Glance

 

County COVID-19 Information

        Latest Press Releases:

         

        Reopening Guidelines:

         

        Groceries for Seniors and Medically Vulnerable: 

        • Food delivery program: Siskiyou Food Task Force, in coordination with the County of Siskiyou, is responding to the coronavirus outbreak with service to low-income seniors and other Siskiyou County residents with underlying health conditions who should not leave their homes to visit the regularly-scheduled food distributions. If you believe that you or a family member or friend qualifies and is in need of this service, please complete the form at this link:

         

        Free Summer Meals for Kids 

         

        Resources and Guidance:

        (Please visit 211norcal.org/siskiyou for additional resources not listed here, or call 2-1-1.)

        Food:

        • 2-1-1: Lists food pantries and other food programs at 211norcal.org/siskiyou/search/food. Please note that resources listed may be limited during this time. Check back later as resources are updated due to Coronavirus response.

        Financial concerns:

        School age children and teens (& parents/caregivers):

        Young children ages 0-5 (& parents/caregivers):

        Parents:

        People Experiencing Homelessness:

        Medical Professionals, First Responders, and Essential Service Providers:

        Immigrants:

        Missing Work due to COVID-19:

        • Employment Development Department: Provides a variety of support services to individuals and businesses affected by COVID-19 in California (including Disability Insurance Claims and Paid Family Leave Claims). Situations can include reduced work hours or missing work to care for a sick or quarantined relative with COVID-19 or a child being home from school due to COVID-19 school closures.
        • Employment Opportunities: Many local grocery stores are hiring to meet the demand for goods amid coronavirus concerns. Stores include Costco, Food Maxx, Raley’s and Holiday Market.

          Business support:

          Mental Health support:

          Health concerns:

            Activities:

            • Siskiyou Family YMCA: While their center is closed, they suggest using YMCA 360, On-Demand Videos. Access FREE workouts from YMCA where one can find their favorite Y classes for all ages. Visit: www.ymca360.org.

             

            Donations: