COVID-19 Resources
Keep Life on Track Amid COVID-19
United Way 211 is an information and referral service that maintains a database of over 10,000 services for Utahns in need. If you are affected by the ripple effects of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and need help with the essentials, 211 can assist you in finding a variety of resources to help you stay on your feet. Begin your search here, or contact 211 via phone, online chat, text, or by downloading the app.
The COVID-19 Vaccine is an important tool in fighting the pandemic and protecting all Utahns. As of March 24th, all Utahns 16 and over are eligible for the vaccine. Learn where you can get vaccinated, learn more about your options, and make an appointment using the resources below.
Schedule a Ride to your Vaccine through Ride United
Call 211 or begin an online chat to see if you qualify for a free Lyft ride to your vaccine appointment.
Other Resources:
• State of Utah Vaccine Information
• Vaccine Distribution Information - Find local health departments, pharmacies, and health providers giving vaccines
• Vaccine FAQs
If you, or someone you care for, is experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 (Coronavirus), please self-isolate and get tested.
Many testing locations are requiring you to schedule an appointment beforehand. Find a location near you and call for more information:
Symptoms
• Fever
• Cough
• Shortness of breath
• Sore throat
• Chills
• Muscle Pain
• New loss of smell or taste
Emergency Symptoms (need medical attention immediately)
• Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
• Persistent pain or pressure in the chest
• New confusion or inability to arouse
• Bluish lips or face
If you have any questions regarding COVID-19, please call the Utah Department of Health COVID-19 hotline at 1-800-456-7707.
Other Local Hotlines
Get assistance from medical professionals, find out if you should get a test, and get your questions answered from local healthcare systems:
• University of Utah Healthcare Navigation Team: 801-587-0712 (or toll-free at 844-745-9325)
• Intermountain COVID-19 Hotline: 844-442-5224
School lunch information varies by school and district. Please visit your school's webpage to learn about school meals for your kid:
Alpine School District
• School District Website
• Free & Reduced Lunch Information
Beaver School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
• Free & Reduced Lunch Information
Box Elder School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
• Free & Reduced Lunch Information
Cache School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
• Free & Reduced Lunch Information
Canyons School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
• Free & Reduced Lunch Information
Carbon School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Daggett School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Davis School District
• School District Website
• Grab n' Go Meal Information
• Free & Reduced Lunch Information
Duchesne School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Emery School District
Garfield School District
Grand County School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Granite School District
• School District Website
• School Lunch Information
• Food Services during COVID-19
Iron School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Jordan School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Juab School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Kane School District
Logan School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Millard School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Morgan School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Murray School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Nebo School District
North Sanpete School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
North Summit School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Ogden School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Park City School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Piute School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Provo City School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Rich School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Salt Lake School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
San Juan School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Sevier School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
South Sanpete School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
South Summit School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Tintic School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Tooele School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Uintah School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Wasatch School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Washington School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Wayne School District
• School District Website
• School Meals Information
Weber School District
If you are in need of additional food, several food pantries have drive-through/pick-up services during the COVID-19 outbreak. To ensure there is food available, please call the food pantry ahead of time.
Other resources:
• Utahans Against Hunger compiled a list of food resources by county
• No Kid Hungry compiled a list of free meals for kids
• Utah Food Bank has a map of their active food banks
• SNAP Benefits (aka Food Stamps) are available to eligible individuals and families. Learn more and apply.
Learn more about what you can do if you have lost your job because of the repercussions of COVID-19 closures and the connected recession.
More Information:
• Department of Workforce Services COVID-19 Page
• Department of Workforce Services Unemployment Insurance Information
• Department of Workforce Services Job Search
• Search the 211 Database for Employment Resources
• Fill out your weekly Unemployment Claim
• File for Pandemic Unemployment Insurance, if you work a gig job, work for a tax-exempt company, etc.
If you are experiencing an unexpected layoff, reduced hours, or other financial hardships due to the ripple effects of COVID-19, and are worried about paying your bills on time, 211 Utah has an extensive database of expense assistance programs. Begin your search now to receive Rent and Utility Assistance.
Utah Rent Relief
The State of Utah has launched an emergency rental assistance program. If you have been struggling or unable to pay your bills due to circumstances surrounding COVID-19, apply for assistance at rentrelief.utah.gov.
Eviction Moratorium - Information & Assistance
The CDC has put a moratorium (a temporary stop) on evictions due to non-payment to stop the spread of COVID-19 until July 31st, 2021 at the earliest. To be protected, qualified renters facing eviction should immediately provide a signed declaration to their landlords.
Learn more, access the declaration in different languages, and request legal help here:
Resources & News:
• Rocky Mountain Power COVID-19 Information
• Dominion Energy COVID-19 Information
• Eviction Flyer for Tenants
The sudden and near-constant stream of news reports about an outbreak can cause anyone to feel worried, overwhelmed, and stressed. Make sure you are getting the help you need by talking to a mental health expert. Begin your search for help.
More Resources
• Intermountain COVID-19 Emotional Relief Hotline: 833-442-2211
Intermountain Healthcare created a hotline for those experiencing distress during the pandemic. Talk to a certified professional 10 am-10pm, 7 days a week.
• NAMI Utah Mentors: 801-323-9900
NAMI's mentors are committed to helping those with mental illness and their families during this time. Learn more about their services here.
• Utah Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-897-5465
• National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233
• National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-4673
• Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255
• Resource List by Community Health Workers
Whether you need help dealing with the symptoms of COVID-19, or need help staying up-to-date on your day-to-day health needs, there are several community resources who are committed to finding people healthcare as well as medical care.
• Get help with your insurance through Take Care Utah
If you are experiencing symptoms, please make an appointment to get a test. If you have any questions, please call the following COVID-19 hotlines:
• University of Utah Healthcare Navigation Team: 844-745-9325
• Intermountain Healthcare Connect Care Help Desk: 800-442-5502
• Coronavirus Hotline: 1-800-456-7707
As many childcare locations shut down, you may be left wondering where you can take your kid. Begin your search with this document put together by the Department of Workforce Services:
Other Resources:
• 211's list of Childcare Resources
• Department of Workforce Services Childcare
If you have any updates to our resource list, or would like to list your organization, please email Anna Fonnesbeck at anna.fonnesbeck@uw.org.
211 Caller and Search Data
We are working with local organizations to make sure that Utahns' basic needs are met during these uncertain times. Learn more about how COVID-19's is impacting our friends and neighbors with 211's data.
Get Involved
Help the Utah Community amid COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Here are a few ways you can get involved.
Donate to Utah 211
Ensure Utahns always have someone to call when they don't know where to turn. Donate to 211 Information & Referral and United Way of Salt Lake to support our partnership work, database cultivation, Information Specialists, and more.
Volunteer
For those of you who are not in a high-risk group and are looking for ways to help, check out our list of volunteer opportunities and in-kind donation needs from our partners that have been deemed high-need.
Advocate
Sign upto receive our Action Alerts and use your voice to help alleviate the economic impact of the COVID-19 outbreak. We'll be sending periodic updates on how you can contact your representatives and advocate for bills that help our economy recover.
