DCHS COVID-19 Response
Department of Community and Human Services
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Additional King County Resources
Community Communications Network
Service Changes due to COVID-19 (All King County)
COVID-19 Community Response FundKCVP Change in Services
The King County Veterans Program is dedicated to continuing to serve the Veterans in our community during this very challenging time. In an effort to do our part in slowing the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) we will be shifting our operations from in person to online.
Family Resources in King County
During these changing times and with school closures, some of our community members in King County have reached out to find out where to locate resources such as food, utility assistance, health care/ health plans, and learning/ educational sources.
We compiled a resource list to share with our providers and community members.
PLEASE NOTE: This list was developed to assist individuals and families as a public service; however, it is not comprehensive and being included on this list does not imply endorsement. Information on this list is also subject to change so please do check with the organizations/ groups/school districts for specific details.
COVID-19 Resource List
Public Health — Seattle & King County
- Visit kingcounty.gov/covid for more information and materials.
- Sign up for free email alerts to learn when information is posted to Public Health.
- Visit Public Health Insider blog for official insights from Public Health staff.
- Visit Community Communication Network (CCN) for community and faith-based organizations resources.
- Visit Health Care for the Homeless Network (HCHN) to learn about health services for people experiencing homelessness.
- Visit Pandemic Advisory Group, representatives from various community, business, and government sector working together.
Call Centers
- Medical questions related to COVID-19?
Contact the call center between 8 AM to 7 PM PST at 206-477-3977 (Interpreters available)
- Non-medical questions about COVID-19 including compliance and business related issues?
Contact the King County COVID-19 Business and Community Information Line (Monday – Friday) 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM at 206-296-1608 (Interpreters available)
- General questions about COVID-19 in Washington State
Contact the Washington State Novel Coronavirus Call center at 800-525-0127 (Interpreters available)
Topic-specific Resources
- Visit Anti-stigma resources to help dismantle misinformation that creates fear and hostility towards people
- Visit COVID-19 Public Health recommendations to learn about proactive steps to maintain community health
Department of Community and Human Services:
- Visit Cultivating Connections (dchsblog.com) for information on housing, homelessness and community services response.
King County
Washington State:
- Washington State Department of Health website
- General questions about COVID-19 in Washington State
Contact the Washington State Novel Coronavirus Call center at 800-525-0127. (Interpreters available) - Developmental Disabilities Administration COVID-19 Resources
Starting in March 2020, households across our region and across the country will have the opportunity to participate in the 2020 Census. Your participation matters. Learn how you can promote a fair and accurate census at kingcounty.gov/census.
Sign up for free email alerts to learn when significant information is posted about Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) or visit kingcounty.gov/covid for more information.
The Washington State Department of Health has established a call center to address questions from the public about what is happening in Washington state, how the virus is spread, and what to do if you have symptoms. Call 1-800-525-0127 and press # for more information.
The Community Communication Network (CCN) is a partnership between Public Health – Seattle & King County (Public Health), Community and Faith based Organizations, and Community Leaders to ensure essential, and potentially, lifesaving information reaches all populations in King County.