Wednesday, March 25, 2020

Community Resources




COMMUNITY RESOURCES RESEARCHED DURING COVID-19

Updated Friday, 03/20/2020

2-1-1 - Texas Social Services Hotline For COVID-19 Information and Referrals

Texas Health and Human Services encourages all Texans in need of COVID-19 information and referrals to community resources to call the 2-1-1 Texas hotline 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Texans, no matter where they live, can dial 2-1-1 or (877) 541-7905 and select option 6 to get information and referrals to COVID-19 social services, including testing, community clinics, unemployment benefits and more.

For general health-related information and precautions on COVID-19, visit the DSHS website and the CDC page.

Stay up-to-date on the latest news and updates impacting HHS services and regulated providers by visiting the HHS COVID-19 page.

For more information on the state hotline, visit 211texas.org.
 
 
H-E-B - Beginning on Friday, March 20, seniors across Texas, age 60 and older call



Senior Support Line,  1-833-397-0080- -from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., seven days a week. same-day service -seniors will be able to place orders with Favor using a curated list of products available from H-E-B  in partnership with Favor Delivery,  simple, low-cost solution that gives seniors access to their very own personal shopper by phone, allowing them to get essential food and supplies delivered to them, while remaining in the comfort and safety of their home. “To further promote social distancing, Runners will leave all orders placed through the Senior Support Line at the customer’s doorstep, eliminating close personal interaction.”               

All delivery and service fees are waived for the first 30 days of the program. Further helping Texans, orders will include a $10 tip, which goes entirely to the Favor Runner, who will personally shop and deliver items.

H-E-B and Favor will staff its Senior Support phone line with volunteers from both companies to accept and process orders over the phone . Built by the Favor engineering team, this system allows our company volunteers to process orders remotely from across the state. Seniors can also place their orders on Favor’s website, or by downloading the Favor app and searching for “H-E-B”.

To start, the Senior Shopping Support Line will be available from more than 240 H-E-B locations where Favor operates, with plans to quickly expand this service.                              To find out more about the program, visit favordelivery.com/senior.

VETERAN SERVICES- RE: Food Items for Homebound Veterans                                                                    J.J. De La Cerda

Sgt., USMC

Director of Veterans Services / Veterans Service Officer

602 N. Staples, Suite 180

Corpus Christi, Texas 78401

Phone: (361) 888-0820

Fax: (361) 888-0818


If you have a homebound veteran in your organization that needs help with food, kindly send me their Name, Address, and Phone number. I will compile a list and submit it to the food bank to get them help ASAP. At this time, this is only for Homebound Coastal Bend veterans. The faster I get this information, the faster we can get the food to the veteran.

 



This was put together by Sylvia Alvarado AAA/ADRC Options Counselor

1 comment:

  1. And for those of you on Facebook, there is a group called "Resources Corpus Christi" that is updated often throughout the day and shows which local stores are in-stock. Excellent information for supplies!

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