COVID-19 Resource Directory
Last content update: 5/31/23
Call 2-1-1 to speak with an operator about programs and services to assist families in Santa Clara County.
- To find vaccination information, testing sites, or free at-home tests: Visit the COVID-19 Vaccines, Testing, & Treatment webpage or call (408) 970-2000.
- Obtain a new vaccine card or copy of vaccine record: There are several options for you to replace your CDC COVID-19 vaccination card.
- Access COVID-19 treatment: Learn about how and where to access COVID-19 treatment.
If you don't have health insurance or a regular doctor, call the County's Patient Access Department at 1(866) 967-4677 for assistance.
For other inquiries to the Public Health Department, review the Public Health Department Directory.
Businesses: For inquires related to your business or workplace operating in Santa Clara County, visit the Businesses and Workplaces page.
Schools: For inquiries related to schools, including childcare, daycare, kindergarten, and K-12, visit the COVID-19 and Schools/Childcare page or call the Santa Clara County Office of Education Hotline at (408) 453-6819.
The County of Santa Clara Isolation and Quarantine Support Program provides a motel room and three meals per day for COVID-19 cases who do not have a home and do not reside in a congregate shelter.
If you test positive for COVID-19 and may need hotel assistance, please call:
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Saturday - Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 1 (669) 369-1309 |
Leave a voicemail in the language you are most comfortable speaking.
If calling after business hours, please leave a message and we will return your call the following morning.
Community Resources
General Assistance or General Relief ProgramGeneral Assistance or General Relief Program is designed to provide cash assistance and employment services to Santa Clara County adults with no dependent children who have no other means of support.
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CalWINMyBenefits CalWIN helps with medical, food, and cash assistance.
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Emergency Assistance NetworkThe Santa Clara County Emergency Assistance Network provides various critical resources for eligible low-income households to prevent homelessness and hunger. All agencies on the flyer can assist Santa Clara residents, they are no longer limited by zip code. Program information offered in: | English | Spanish | Vietnamese | Chinese | Tagalog | |
Sacred Heart Community ServiceSacred Heart Community Service has funding for low-income, Santa Clara County residents who need emergency financial assistance. Aids Santa Clara County residents with past-due rent, emergency security deposits, mortgages, and more.
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Homelessness Prevention SystemThe Homelessness Prevention System aids low-income families or individuals who are at risk of losing their housing. Services include: temporary financial assistance, legal support, case management, and other services.
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Office of Supportive Housing Coordinated Entry SystemIf you are homeless, visit any of these Santa Clara County access points to complete the VI-SPDAT assessment, which is the first step to securing housing. |
Eviction Help CenterThe Eviction Help Center provides assistance to tenants and landlords with the application process for rental assistance from the State of California as well as the Santa Clara County Homelessness Prevention System.
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Meals on WheelsTo apply for Meals on Wheels, you must be a resident of Santa Clara County who is homebound and has difficulty getting your own meals due to a medical condition or isolation.
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Second Harvest Food BankSecond Harvest Food Bank offers a number of free food resources including a Free Food Locator, CalFresh assistance, and nutrition education.
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CalFreshCalFresh is California’s food stamps program that provides qualified applicants with an Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) card.
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Senior Nutrition ProgramThe County of Santa Clara’s Senior Nutrition Program partners with cities and community-based organizations to provide meals and resources. Services are available in settings such as community centers and senior housing communities.
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Sacred Heart Community ServicesSacred Heart Community Services offers three-day supply of groceries and prepared food for people who are unhoused.
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SCC Resource and Referral ProgramSCC Resource and Referral Program helps families access childcare that meets their specific needs. Search the Childcare Portal or submit a request to be contacted by a childcare provider.
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First 5 Family Resource CentersFamily Resource Centers can provide families with:
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Patient Access DepartmentPatient Access Department helps residents of Santa Clara County get free or reduced-cost healthcare services and/or medicines based on their incomes.
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Medi-CalMedi-Cal is California's version of the federal Medicaid health coverage program. This program is for California residents with low income and resources. |
Medi-NurseMedi-Nurse is a free nurse advice line you can call if you are uninsured or have Medi-Cal but no regular doctor. Callers can speak directly to a health professional about symptoms, get advice about treatment in your area, and learn about how to apply for health insurance.
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Community Health PartnershipCommunity Health Partnership health centers and clinics offer accessible, affordable, and culturally competent health care services for low-income and medically underserved populations.
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Better Health PharmacyBetter Health Pharmacy receives unused, unopened, and unexpired medications from licensed healthcare facilities, and dispenses the drugs for free to patients who have a valid prescription. Inventory changes constantly so call ahead to see if they have the medication you need.
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Sourcewise Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy ProgramSourcewise provides access to one-on-one counseling for Medicare beneficiaries, their families, and their caregivers to understand Medicare benefits and healthcare options.
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The Bill Wilson Here4You Call CenterThe Bill Wilson Here4You Call Center provides referrals to temporary housing programs for people needing shelter. The hotline can help match people to emergency shelters, help sustain current housing, or make referrals and linkages to other community resources.
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Mental Health Services Call CenterMental Health Services Call Center is a 24/7 telephone service connecting callers to referrals to address all behavioral health needs. This may include a referral to a county mental health or substance use treatment program, or a community-based organization.
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Suicide and Crisis HotlineSuicide and Crisis Hotline is a toll-free, confidential suicide prevention hotline.
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Uplift Family Services' Mobile Crisis TeamUplift Family Services' Mobile Crisis Team provides 24-hour intervention for children and teens in the community who are in acute psychological crisis.
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Behavioral Health Urgent CareBehavioral Health Urgent Care is a walk-in outpatient clinic for Santa Clara County residents who are experiencing behavioral health crisis and need help. Provides screening, assessment, crisis intervention, referral and short-term treatment for adolescents and adults.
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Immigration Legal Services of Catholic Charities of Santa Clara CountyImmigration and Legal Services provides a broad range of immigration counseling and representation to immigrants and their families.
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County of Santa Clara Office of Labor Standards EnforcementThe Office of Labor Standards Enforcement can provide information on benefits for workers impacted by COVID-19. Contact the Office to see if you qualify for a program that can cover a portion of your lost wages due to COVID-19.
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Law Foundation of Silicon ValleyThe Law Foundation’s Housing Program provides free legal advice and representation on housing-related matters to low-income families and individuals in Santa Clara County.
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Legal Aid at WorkLegal Aid at Work offers a list of Frequently Asked COVID-19 Questions about exposure, unemployment, discrimination, family, safety, and more. |