Welcome! At Bay Rising, we know that we’ll pull through crises like COVID-19 when we pull together with community power and political power. That’s why we put together this searchable resource page, available to anyone who needs it. We hope you find it helpful.
Use the search options below, or scroll down to see all resources. Questions? Email us at info@bayrising.org!

Note: Currently we are listing resources mostly for San Francisco and the East Bay, including statewide and nationwide resources. We hope to add in more resources specific to the South Bay and other parts of the Bay Area in the coming weeks.

Governor Newsom issued an executive order to allow current recipients of safety net programs in California (CalWORKs, CalFresh, In-Home Supportive Services, Medi-Cal, and Cash Assistance for Immigrants) to continue receiving them without interruption during this time. CalFresh and CalWORKs recipients will receive extra assistance during COVID-19. Families in the Emergency Response & Family Maintenance program will also receive additional monthly supplements.
CalWORKS provides cash aid to eligible families with a child(ren) in the home. New applications are processed in 15 working days instead of 45. Qualified CalWORKS recipients who can’t pay for their basic needs will get up to $200 within 3 days and a full CalWORKS check in 3 days if you have an eviction notice. You may also receive $85/day for a motel ($15/per person extra if more than 4 people) for up to 16 days, or get up to two months rent to prevent an eviction.
See more in our resources on Food Assistance & Supplies and Health & Mental Health Care.
Below are resources for youth and families with young children in your local area, including crisis support for survivors of domestic violence.
All Resources
Child must be present
(510) 704-9867
Children must be present
Children under 18
(415) 306-0437 or immigration@canalalliance.org (immigration), or (415) 454-2640 (social services referrals)
(415) 782-1600, (415) 989-1616 (lawyer referral)
(415) 924-6616
(707) 652-7311
(415) 526-7500
(650) 780-7500
(650) 576-9366 (RWC), (650) 646-6085 (EPA)
(707) 542-1290 (General), info@legalaidsc.com
(707) 528-9941
(650) 558-0915
(408) 279-2962
(707) 938-5131
Healthcare, municipal and other essential employees defined by 4-29-20 Order of the Health Officer
(800) 572-2782
(408) 809-2124
(408) 287-9710
(408) 272-6518, or after hours (800) 488-9919
(707) 255-8866
(707) 863-3950 (English), (707) 864-4646 (Spanish)
(707) 784-7635, or after-hour crisis hotline (866) 487-7233
(866) 487-7233
(707) 253-4540
(707) 784-8050
(707) 253-4511, or (800) 464-4214
(707) 643-0054
Calistoga, St. Helena, Yountville: (707) 965-5010 or efa@upvalleyfamilycenters.org Napa, American Canyon: (707) 363-8390, efa@onthemovebayarea.org
(707) 224-1786
(707) 302-9041 or (707) 286-9628
Child must be present in the car, or bring a family photo
Marin County residents and have at least 50% custody of a child under 18
(707) 251-9432 (Napa), (707) 579-4327 (Santa Rosa), (707) 917-5904 (Vallejo)
(650) 312-1968
510-343-6670 or info@dcara.org
Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Late-Deafened, DeafBlind, Hearing parent of Deaf child, or Child of Deaf Adults
(415) 418-8639, mlee@telhi.org
Private sector essential workers
(415) 983-3901 (Columbia Park Clubhouse), (415) 655-5160 (Willie Mays)
Private sector essential workers
(844) 762-8483
(877) 384-3578
(415) 554-8990, rpdinfo@sfgov.org
Healthcare, essential public sector, and other essential workers
(415) 557-5100
CalFresh and CalWORKs recipients
None
(510) 548-2884, staff@womensdropin.org
(415) 822-9404 ext. 4235
CalFresh and CalWORKs recipients
popup2020@ymcasf.org
Private sector essential workers
(415) 567 6255 (SF)
(510) 251 2846 (East Bay)
(877) 751-0880
(415) 864-4722 or (877) 384-3578
(877) 503-1850 (adults), (877) 923-0700 (teens), or text at (415) 200-3575
(800) 799-7233
(415) 647-7273
(510) 582-2182 ext. 3198
Essential workers residing in Alameda County
(510) 658-0381
Essential workers residing in Alameda County
None
(855) 227-3640
(925) 676-5442
(800) 829-3777
(925) 417-8733
Essential workers residing in Alameda County
(415) 546.6756
(415) 621-2929
None
OUSD student or families, any child residing in Oakland 18 and under
(415) 406-1370
(844) 415-2229, parentline@usfca.edu
(855) 378-4374 or text COVID to 55753
(415) 441-5437
(510) 481-4566
(510) 481-4566
(510) 428-3556
(866) 488-7386 or text START to 678678
(415) 972-1200
(510) 839-0929
Youth ages 12-24
(415) 822-1707
Youth 24 or younger
(800) 551-5554
(510) 548-4040
(415) 321-2612

All student loan payments and interest on federal loans are paused from March 13 through September 30. Most borrowers who lose their jobs or have their hours cut may be eligible for a reduced monthly payment as low as $0 per month for 1 year through a Federal Income-Driven Repayment plan. Loans that do not qualify are commercially-held Federal Family Education Loans (FFEL), Perkins Loans owned by your college, and private loans.
Contact your loan servicer online or by phone to determine if your loans are eligible. If you do not know who your servicer is or how to contact them, visit StudentAid.gov/login or call 1-800-4-FED-AID (1-800-433-3243; TTY 1-800-730-8913) for assistance.
Below are dozens of government programs and independent funds that offer financial assistance to individuals or families impacted by COVID-19, including support for rent and for service workers who have lost their jobs and immigrants.
All Resources
UC Berkeley Community
Stanford community
(415) 663-8361
(415) 473-7191, COVID-19@marincounty.org
Income based
(415) 488-8888 ext. 250, COVID-19@marincounty.org
San Geronimo Valley and Nicasio residents
San Mateo County residents, income requirements
(650) 968-0836 or renthelp@csacares.org
Mountain View residents below 120% Area Median Income impacted by COVID-19
(408) 809-2124
(707) 253-4540
(707) 784-8050 (Fairfield), (707) 553-5000 (Vallejo), (707) 469-4500 (Vacaville)
Calistoga, St. Helena, Yountville: (707) 965-5010 or efa@upvalleyfamilycenters.org Napa, American Canyon: (707) 363-8390, efa@onthemovebayarea.org
(707) 224-1786
Marin County residents and have at least 50% custody of a child under 18
(707) 542-0998 or (707) 542-0981
(415) 972-1200
(360) 524-3664
Undocumented immigrants impacted by COVID-19
undocufundsf@gmail.com
Undocumented and live or work in San Francisco, or lost employment in SF due to COVID-19
(510) 272-3700
Seniors 55+, people with disabilities, low-med income, foster youth, veterans, DV survivors, etc.
(415) 557-6484
Seniors 55+, people with disabilities, low to medium income, foster youth, veterans, DV survivors, etc.
(925) 521-5065
Seniors 55+, people with disabilities, low to medium income, foster youth, veterans, DV survivors, etc.
(415) 255-7036, info@prisonerswithchildren.org
(415) 470-5211
or edcradco@evictiondefense.org
San Francisco residents, income based
(855) 655-8724
Bartender/service workers
(404) 655-4690
Food & beverage service workers with children diagnosed with COVID-19
(626) 799-3566
(646) 360-5806
Domestic workers participating in NDWA, NDWA chapters and afiliated organizations or dues-paying members prior to March 16, 2020
Service workers impacted by COVID-19
info@restaurantworkerscf.org
info@rocunited.org
Restaurant workers impacted by COVID-19
None
Artists living in one of the eligible zip codes
(800) 743-5000 (General)
based on income or employment status – check for more info

There are many mutual aid networks and other locally powered efforts to support people in need in our communities.
Below are resources for if you need help shopping, picking up medications, or protective supplies.
All Resources
People unable to leave their homes
UC Berkeley Community
Stanford community
volunteer-coordinator@sancarloscf.org
(415) 306-0437 or immigration@canalalliance.org (immigration), or (415) 454-2640 (social services referrals)
(707) 449-5100 or seniorhelp@cityofvacaville.com
(707) 996-0111
(408) 321-2381
(707) 996-0311
Seniors 65+
(707) 224-8885, (707) 224-8971
510-343-6670 or info@dcara.org
Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Late-Deafened, DeafBlind, Hearing parent of Deaf child, or Child of Deaf Adults
None
311
None
hello@sfcommunitysupport.org
None
None
(510) 519-6770 (voicemail only), berkeleymutualaid@gmail.com
None
None
None
(510) 306-2434, eastbaymutualaid@gmail.com
Slzfoodbank@gmail.com
Seniors
(415) 355-6700
(510) 862-9790
OaklandAtRisk@gmail.com
Seniors 60+
(310) 779-2621 or clarityburke@gmail.com

CalFresh is California’s supplemental nutrition program to help low-income families buy grocery and healthy food. In April and May, CalFresh recipients will receive an extra allotment on their Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) Card. Starting April 28, you can use your CalFresh Food EBT card to buy groceries online at Amazon.com and Walmart.com. Get the facts on CalFresh and enroll online.
If you need help delivering groceries to your home, please contact a mutual aid network in your area.
Below are resources to free food and hygiene products in your local area.
All Resources
UC Berkeley Community
Stanford community
volunteer-coordinator@sancarloscf.org
Child must be present
(800) 510-2020
Children must be present
(925) 439-5060
Residents in East Contra Costa
ID and proof of address, and child’s birthday (ages 4-6)
West CC: (510) 412-0166, Central & East CC: (925) 937-8607
Seniors 60+
Children under 18
(510) 215-4860 (shelter), (510) 215-4887 (food pantry)
(925) 937-8311
Seniors 60+ who are unable to prepare food themselves
(925) 825-7751
Must bring ID for all adults over 18, birth certificates for children, proof of address and income assistance
(925)395-4218
Senior 60+
(925) 439-1199
(707) 544-6911
(707) 439-7980 (Fairfield), (707) 643-8621 (Vallejo)
(707) 449-5100 or seniorhelp@cityofvacaville.com
(650) 241-8865, vicky@streetlifeministries.org
(415) 897-4147
(415) 449-3700
(415) 448-1500
(415) 454-3303
(650) 780-7542
(415) 677-7600
(650) 576-9366 (RWC), (650) 646-6085 (EPA)
(650) 780-7259
(650) 365-9664
(707) 996-0111
(707) 579-0138
(650) 994-5150
(800) 984-3663
(408) 780-8085, safefooddalycity@gmail.com
(707) 829-5833 est. 201
People with health challenges, income-based.
(408) 350-3200 option 4
Seniors 60+, living alone or homebound
(408) 809-2124
(707) 255-8866
(415) 456-9062 ext. 176
(707) 427-1148, sherri@canbinc.org
(707) 425-0638
(707) 253-4540
(707) 784-8050
(707) 253-4511, or (800) 464-4214
Child must be present in the car, or bring a family photo
(707) 251-9432 (Napa), (707) 579-4327 (Santa Rosa), (707) 917-5904 (Vallejo)
(707) 523-7903
(707) 542-0998 or (707) 542-0981
415-457-INFO (4636)
Seniors 60+
(800) 984-3663, text GETFOOD to (408) 455-5181 or email getfood@shfb.org
(650) 312-1968
(415) 557-5100
CalFresh and CalWORKs recipients
None
(510) 548-2884, staff@womensdropin.org
(415) 822-9404 ext. 4235
CalFresh and CalWORKs recipients
(510) 598-4068
(800) 884-8119
(510) 835-8683
Call each location, or (415) 777-9622 (General)
None
(415) 546.6756
None
OUSD student or families, any child residing in Oakland 18 and under
(415) 406-1370
(510) 235-9732
Need to show ID and declare monthly household income
311
(510) 285-6985 or (510) 879-6152, email@communityfoodsmarket.com
EBT/CalFresh recipients, seniors 65+
(510) 561-9042
(855) 309-3663
(510) 581-4673
(510) 793-5683
(925) 293-4792
(415) 552-0240
Slzfoodbank@gmail.com
(415) 282-1900
(510) 785-3663
(510) 961-4385
(800) 870-FOOD (3663) or (510) 635-3663, M-F 9am-4pm
(510) 523-5850
(510) 525-2280
None
(415) 355-6700
Slzfoodbank@gmail.com
Seniors
(415) 546-1333
(510) 582-1263 ext. 101 (Oakland), (510) 582-1263 ext. 114 (Castro Valley, Hayward, San Leandro, San Lorenzo)
60+, do not have caregiver, cannot shop for food
(415) 421-6443 ext. 34 for more info
Must be SF resident, senior 60+ or with a disability
(415) 674-6000
(415) 241-2600
(510) 877-9252
(415) 550-2210
(510) 990-0775, info@eastoaklandcollective.com
(510) 535-6123
Seniors ages 62+
(415) 920-1111
Seniors and individuals living with critical health issues
(510) 534-8540 ext. 369.
Seniors 60 and up and income less than 150% of the federal poverty line
onerichmondsf@gmail.com
Seniors and residents of zip codes 94118 and 94121
(925) 500-8241 (seniors)
(925) 580-1616 (general)
Seniors 60+ and general public
(415) 447-2310
Registered clients, San Francisco resident seniors (60 years or older) and adults with disabilities (18 – 59 years old).
(510) 622-0221
HIV/AIDS, diabetes, etc. major surgery within 30 days

COVID-19 testing is free under Medicare, Medi-Cal, other government plans, and most private plans. Medi-Cal has a new program for those who are uninsured and need COVID-19 testing and treatment, open to anyone otherwise NOT eligible for Medi-Cal including undocumented immigrants. Applications for new recipients and renewals will be accepted without proof of income. You can apply directly in a community clinic or hospital, by calling (800) 300-1506, or online.
Low-income families not eligible for Medi-Cal, and undocumented immigrants, may be able to get health coverage through county programs or through community clinics. Also, Covered California has extended its enrollment season to the end of June 2020 and now has more affordable insurance options.
Below are organizations and agencies that provide health care, mental health services and substance abuse counseling in your local area.
All Resources
(415) 306-0437 or immigration@canalalliance.org (immigration), or (415) 454-2640 (social services referrals)
(415) 457-8182 ext. 111 (Health)
(707) 428-1131
(415) 339-8813
(707) 547-2221
(707) 585-7780
(707) 576-8181
(855) 587-6373
(707) 595-8961, jessie@lgbtqconnection.org
Hotline: (888) 729-0012, (707) 595-0688
19+ residents of Santa Clara County, 200% or less of FPL
(408) 809-2124
(408) 272-6518, or after hours (800) 488-9919
(800) 704-0900
(707) 253-4540
211, or (877) 699-6868
(707) 784-8050
(707) 253-4511, or (800) 464-4214
(707) 299-1885 (English), (707) 299-1884 (Spanish), (707) 255-0966 ext. 132 (Bilingual intake)
(408) 453-0400 option 1
(855) 278-4204
Text RENEW to 741741
(800) 800-704-0900
510-343-6670 or info@dcara.org
Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Late-Deafened, DeafBlind, Hearing parent of Deaf child, or Child of Deaf Adults
(855) 812-1001
(415) 333-HELP or info@cuav.org
(855) 378-4374 or text COVID to 55753
888‑804‑3536
(415) 615-4555
SF residents, income based
(888) 843-4564, help@LGBThotline.org
(510) 481-4566
(510) 481-4566
(510) 428-3556
(510) 777-1177
See website
(415) 781-0500
(866) 488-7386 or text START to 678678
(877) 565-8860
None
Must sign up for text alerts
(800) 491-9099
Alameda County residents
(510) 891-8950
See website for phone numbers and locations
Low-income families and undocumented immigrants below 200% of the federal poverty line
(510) 548-2570
(855) 845-7415
1-800-309-2131 or Text SAFE to 20121
Text HOME to 741-741
None
Download CVS app or sign up for text alerts
(510) 839-0929
Youth ages 12-24
(415) 822-1707
Youth 24 or younger
(800) 551-5554
English – 1-877-333-5885
Spanish – 1-888-971-2013
(877) 797-7299 (Eng), (877) 400-5876 (Sp)
(800) 971-0016

Local, state, and federal protections limit evictions at least through the end of the year. Tenants Together has a straightforward explanation to statewide protections here, and the Western Center on Law and Poverty has this helpful guide as well.
Many local governments have passed emergency ordinances that provide additional protections for renters, tenants in affordable housing units and SROs (single room occupancy or residential hotels). Tenants Together has been tracking local eviction protections, and you can check whether your city has enacted stronger renter protections that may cover you here. More resources and services in your local area are below. California’s renters and homeowners are also protected from utility shut offs during the COVID-19 emergency. Plus, the California Public Utilities Commission has temporarily suspended its rule requiring people with low incomes to re-enroll in the Lifeline wireless and home landline services. Many utility and mobile phone service providers are halting terminations, waiving late fees and increasing services, and some have set up payment assistance programs. Call your utility provider and see what programs they have put in place that you might qualify for.
Below are resources to get advice on rent and utilities in your local area.
Below are resources to get advice on rent and utilities in your local area.
All Resources
(415) 492-0230 ext. 102
(650) 780-7500
(650) 326-6440
(707) 996-0111
(707) 542-1290 (General), info@legalaidsc.com
(707) 528-9941
(650) 558-0915
(650) 968-0836 or renthelp@csacares.org
Mountain View residents below 120% Area Median Income impacted by COVID-19
(408) 809-2124
(408) 280-2424 (Housing), (408) 280-2416 (Children & Youth), (408) 280-2420 (Health/Mental Health)
(408) 287-9710
(707) 299-1890, seasonofsharing@countyofnapa.org
(415) 526-7500
(707) 745-9099 (Viola Robertson)
211
(650) 738-7470 (Anita Rees)
(408) 755-7710
(707) 253-4540
(707) 643-0054
510-343-6670 or info@dcara.org
Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Late-Deafened, DeafBlind, Hearing parent of Deaf child, or Child of Deaf Adults
(510) 437-1554
Varies
211, or:
Leaseholders call Catholic Charities (510) 768-3100 (M 9-5)
Non-leaseholders at risk of becoming homeless: call BACS (510) 899-9289 or text 510-759-4877
Facing housing crisis and less than 50% area median income for Oakland residents or seniors, foster youth, DV survivors and others
(415) 538-3333
Seniors or adults with disabilities
(415) 282-6209 ext 50
(510) 272-3700
Seniors 55+, people with disabilities, low-med income, foster youth, veterans, DV survivors, etc.
(415) 557-6484
Seniors 55+, people with disabilities, low to medium income, foster youth, veterans, DV survivors, etc.
(925) 521-5065
Seniors 55+, people with disabilities, low to medium income, foster youth, veterans, DV survivors, etc.
(415) 282-6622, info@sftu.org
Rent increases by more than 10%
(415) 771-9850 ext. 9
(800) 551-5554
(415) 513-5177 and leave a voicemail with your name, number and best time to reach you, or email info@bishopsf.org
(510) 836-2687 (Oakland), (415) 487-9203 (San Francisco)
(415) 984-2728
(510) 548-4040 ext. 695
(510) 548-4040
(415) 470-5211
or edcradco@evictiondefense.org
San Francisco residents, income based
(415) 703-8644 (Mon-Thu 1-5pm ) or (415) 947-9085 (Mon, Wed, Fri 9am-12pm)
None
Families participating in National School Lunch Program and Head Start
(888) 321-5880, ourteamassurancewireless@sprint.com
Low-income
(800) 743-5000 (General)
based on income or employment status – check for more info
(888) 766-4233
Households with students or seniors 60+
(844) 488-8395
Households with K-12 or college students
Income based

All ICE check-ins at 630 Sansome St. and ISAP check-ins at 325 Pacific in SF are rescheduled. Home visits by ISAP are suspended until further notice. ICE enforcement actions are expected to continue, but the agency announced on March 18 that enforcement will be focused on people who are considered “public safety risks”. Testing and treatment of COVID-19 will NOT be used against immigrants in a Public Charge test and ICE will not carry out enforcement operations at or near health care facilities. Immigrant families should seek the care they need during this time.
Click here to see what to do should you be affected by a raid.
Below are organizations that provide counseling, services and financial support for immigrants in your local area.
All Resources
(925) 900-5151
Refugee Cash Assistance: (877) 505-4630. Cash Assistance for Immigrants: (925) 608-5990, (925) 521-5001, (510) 412-1920.
(415) 306-0437 or immigration@canalalliance.org (immigration), or (415) 454-2640 (social services referrals)
(415) 782-1600, (415) 989-1616 (lawyer referral)
(650) 326-6440
(650) 558-0915
(408) 290-1144
(408) 453-3003
(408) 287-9710
(707) 800-4544
510-343-6670 or info@dcara.org
Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Late-Deafened, DeafBlind, Hearing parent of Deaf child, or Child of Deaf Adults
(415) 567 6255 (SF)
(510) 251 2846 (East Bay)
(360) 524-3664
Undocumented immigrants impacted by COVID-19
(415) 972-1200
(510) 437-1554
Varies
(415) 200-1548
undocufundsf@gmail.com
Undocumented and live or work in San Francisco, or lost employment in SF due to COVID-19
(800) 551-5554
(510) 836-2687 (Oakland), (415) 487-9203 (San Francisco)
(510) 548-4040
(415) 575-3500

California courts have issued new rules that set bail for people accused of a misdemeanor or low-level felony at $0 during the emergency. Check our resources on Support for the Unhoused for where to go for housing after getting out.
Below are resources for people who are currently incarcerated, recently released or impacted by the criminal injustice system.
All Resources
(408) 535-4299
(415) 659-8406, david@bonafidelife.org
None
(510) 899-5010
Formerly incarcerated
(415) 255-7036, info@prisonerswithchildren.org
(510) 279-4662
(510) 548-4040

Below are resources for people experiencing homelessness in your local area.
All Resources
(510) 704-9867
(510) 233-2141
(925) 439-5060
Residents in East Contra Costa
(510) 215-4860 (shelter), (510) 215-4887 (food pantry)
(415) 457-8182 ext. 111 (Health)
(707) 652-7311
(650) 241-8865, vicky@streetlifeministries.org
(415) 526-7500
(415) 457-2115 (Centro para Familias), (415) 457-9651 (Mill Street)
(415) 454-3303
(650) 780-7500
(866) 542-5480, CE@srcharities.org
(707) 939-6777
(707) 579-0138
(408) 809-2124
(707) 433-6161
(707) 427-1148, sherri@canbinc.org
(707) 253-4540
(707) 528-8712
(650) 330-8000 or info@projectwehope.com, (650) 779-4635 (shelter)
(707) 251-9432 (Napa), (707) 579-4327 (Santa Rosa), (707) 917-5904 (Vallejo)
(707) 652-7311
Contra Costa (925) 338-1038, Solano (70) 652-7311 or email RCS@caminar.org.
510-343-6670 or info@dcara.org
Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Late-Deafened, DeafBlind, Hearing parent of Deaf child, or Child of Deaf Adults
(415) 255 – 0165
(415) 546.6756
(510) 777-1177
(415) 972-1200
(510) 891-8950
211, or:
Leaseholders call Catholic Charities (510) 768-3100 (M 9-5)
Non-leaseholders at risk of becoming homeless: call BACS (510) 899-9289 or text 510-759-4877
Facing housing crisis and less than 50% area median income for Oakland residents or seniors, foster youth, DV survivors and others
(415) 470-5211
or edcradco@evictiondefense.org
San Francisco residents, income based
(415) 674-6000
(415) 321-2612
(415) 241-2600
(510) 877-9252
(510) 990-0775, info@eastoaklandcollective.com
(415) 430-6320
(415) 972-1281
All Resources

If you are laid off or working reduced hours, or temporarily out of work and plan to return to the same employer, apply for Unemployment Insurance online or call 800-300-5616 (you may experience long wait time on the phone). You can also reach out to one of the organizations below for support.
California’s paid sick leave law gives most workers paid time off to recover from an illness or to care for a sick family member, accruing at least 1 hour of sick leave for every 30 hours worked. Your local governments may also have existing or emergency paid sick leave laws that allow you to have additional paid time off. You may also be eligible to receive up to 6 weeks of partial pay to care for an ill or quarantined family member with COVID-19 under CA Paid Family Leave (PFL) law. File a PFL claim online here.
If you are unable to work due to medical quarantine or COVID-19, you may be eligible to receive Disability Insurance and up to 70% of your pay. If you were exposed to and contracted COVID-19 at work and are unable to work, you may qualify for Workers’ Compensation and may receive up to two-thirds of your gross wages.
See undocumented immigrants’ eligibility for these benefits here.
Below are resources to get help on workplace-related issues and potential financial assistance in your local area.
All Resources
(415) 492-0230 ext. 102
(415) 306-0437 or immigration@canalalliance.org (immigration), or (415) 454-2640 (social services referrals)
(415) 782-1600, (415) 989-1616 (lawyer referral)
(707) 646-1071
(650) 780-7500
(650) 326-6440
(707) 528-9941
(650) 558-0915
(866) 879-7725
(408) 809-2124
(707) 643-0054
(415) 567 6255 (SF)
(510) 251 2846 (East Bay)
(415) 896-1701
(855) 655-8724
Bartender/service workers
(404) 655-4690
Food & beverage service workers with children diagnosed with COVID-19
(415) 575-3500
(626) 799-3566
(646) 360-5806
Domestic workers participating in NDWA, NDWA chapters and afiliated organizations or dues-paying members prior to March 16, 2020
Service workers impacted by COVID-19
info@restaurantworkerscf.org
info@rocunited.org
Restaurant workers impacted by COVID-19
None
Artists living in one of the eligible zip codes
(415) 442-6647
