Community Resources
Follow these resources below to find out the most up to date information on CDC, Health Institute guidelines, and COVID-19 aide. Please call these locations to verify hours of operation due to the pandemic.
COVID-19 Assistance Resources
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
CDC is aggressively responding to the global outbreak of COVID-19 and community spread in the United States. Learn more about what we’re doing to protect and prepare communities.
Navajo Nation Hardship Assistance Application
Navajo Nation Office of the Controller opened the application for individuals who are enrolled citizens of the Navajo Nation.
Utah Department of Health
The Utah Department of Health (UDOH), in collaboration with local health departments and the Utah State Board of Education, have created a COVID-19 School Manual (English & Multiple Languages) to provide safe learning environment guidelines for K-12 administrators, teachers, parents, and other school-related personnel.
This manual has been translated into 8 languages with more to come:
- Spanish
- Arabic
- Chinese
- French
- Farsi
- Russian
- Thai
- Vietnamese
Click the button below to access and download this information.
Housing and Rent Resources
211- Get Connected. Get Help.
211 is a free, confidential nationwide service that connects people to available help and info.
Utah Community Action
For rent and other assistance, including assistance for those who are experiencing a housing crisis due to COVID-19, call 801-359-2444 for assistance.
Housing Connect
During the crisis, Housing Connect is continuing to provide housing and supportive services. This means that in addition to keeping people housed we are filling vacancies as soon as possible.
Department of Workforce Services
Temporary services are available for individuals and families, including food, financial, medical and child care assistance.
Rental Assistance (for individuals or households 60% AMI, facing evictions)
● Catholic Community Services, (801) 363-7710
Mortgage Assistance (for low-income individuals or households facing foreclosure)
● Community Development Corporation of Utah, (801) 994-7222
● NeighborWorks Salt Lake, (801) 539-1590
Food Bank and Pantry Resources
Utah Food Bank
It’s hard to tell what’s more nourishing: a hot, nutritious meal or the knowledge that somebody cares. Utah Food Bank offers several programs to fill stomachs—and hearts.
Food Pantries