If you’re feeling stressed, depressed or anxious and need to talk with someone, @lacdmh has resources available to help you during these trying times. Call LACDMH’s 24/7 Access Line (800) 854-7771 or Text “LA” to 741741 for mental health support, resources, and referrals.#COVID19 11/23/20
When you feed your neighbor, you feed your soul. L.A. County agencies and The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank are offering free meals and hope to 100,000 hungry families this holiday season. But we need your help. Spread the word to your audiences about how they can donate food or volunteer. #LetsFeedLACounty #HereForTheHolidays. 11/23/20
#COVID19 has increased at an alarming rate & we must #StopTheSurge to protect essential workers & high-risk individuals. Governor Gavin Newsom and the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) has issued a limited Stay at Home Order to stop all non-essential work & activities from 10PM-5AM in purple tier counties. https://bit.ly/calsho1119 12/23/20
In response to the pandemic, the Southern California Library Cooperative, in partnership with the California State Library, presented a funding opportunity to purchase digital resources—such as e-books, e-audiobooks, and databases—which have been in high demand since access to physical library collections has been limited. The South Pasadena Public Library was granted $3,000 in April and …
The well being of families is our ultimate goal. Help is available to support parents in creating the nurturing environment they desire for their child. To find help near you, call 2-1-1, text 52-211 or visit http://211la.org. 11/20/20
Read through LA County Public Health helpful guide for tips about how to talk about #COVID19 with kids of all ages, from staying safe to coping with stress and anxiety. 11/19/2020
Wear a face covering every time you are around others outside of your home. It protects everyone, even you. 11/19/2020
If you test positive for COVID-19, do your part by answering a few simple questions when Public Health calls. Your answers help us identify close contacts and slow the spread of #COVID19 in our community 11/19/2020
You could have #COVID19 not know it and unknowingly spread it to others. Please wear your face covering, keep your distance from people you don’t live with and don’t gather indoors. 11/18/2020
If you choose to gather in celebration or demonstration, the County would like to remind you to do so safely while following LA County Public Health’s guidance for small private gatherings which aligns with the current Health Officer Order. Public Health cautions residents that attending gatherings, even small ones, are extremely risky and can easily …
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