STRONGER TOGETHER:  

How to get/give help in this pandemic

RESOURCES:  Grocery, Pharmacy and other

Listed below are information and links to help our community locate resources and services available during the COVID-19 crisis.


GROCERY DELIVERY

Listed below are businesses that deliver "touch-free" groceries to your home, have precautionary measures for in-person shopping or food bank information.


Raley’s on Freeport

New location now open. Customers will be asked to follow precautionary measures while shopping. Check their website for further details. www.raleys.com/shop

 

SSIP Food Closet

Here's how you can help those in need.

The Food Closet is still open to meet the tremendous need of Sacramento residents. See the Food Closet’s Covid-19 Response Report on how they are meeting the challenge: www.ssipfoodcloset.org. To donate immediately, go to SSIP Food Closet’s DONATE page on the web site or mail a check to us at 5625 24th St., Sacramento, CA 95822.   Visit www.bigdayofgiving.org.

 

PHARMACY DELIVERY

Listed below are businesses that deliver "touch-free" medications to your home.



OTHER SERVICES

Listed below are links to or information about miscellaneous resources.


JOB SEEKERS

CUMC is providing free help for Job Seekers

*Creating a resume

*Filling out applications

*Preparing for interviews

*Finding job listings

Help_for_Job_Seekers-1x.pdf


COUNSELING

Did you know...COUNSELING SERVICES are a part of any medical plan you are enrolled in? If you (or anyone in your family) are on Obamacare, Medicare, MediCal, Sutter, Kaiser, UCDavis or any other system, you can call them to say you need counseling for

  • stress
  • family issues
  • drug/alcohol issues
  • couple communication
  • depression
  • grief
  • coping with loneliness
  • family arguments
  • anxiety
  • binge eating or drinking
  • addiction to porn
  • dealing with medical diagnosis
  • really any human problem you can think of.

Counseling takes place on the telephone or via video chat. The most recent research shows that telephone and video counseling are oftentimes more effective than in-person counseling. Researchers believe it's because the client feels safer on the phone and the therapist has to listen very carefully in order to help.


ABUSE HOTLINE

If you are experiencing abuse and live in the Sacramento area, please call My Sister's House's hotline @ 916.428.3271


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