Emergency food assistance drive-through distribution pop-up. For times and locations (also in Spanish), go to: https://www.powerofonefoundation.org.

 

Second Harvest is currently distributing bags of shelf-stable food at its Pop-up Drive Thru food distribution at the Honda Center in Anaheim on Saturdays from 9 am to noon until further notice. (Cars only – no walk ups) https://www.feedoc.org/get-help.  For immediate food assistance in Orange County, call 211.

 

Get help putting food on the table with Cal Fresh. Apply at https://www.getcalfresh.org/.

 

Find food assistance through a local food bank in your area at http://cafoodbanks.org.

 

Check out the California Department of Education's 'CA Meals for Kids' app, which helps students and families find meals during emergency school closures. Download from App Store or Google Play.

 

For additional food resources and pantries, read (and sign up for) the weekly personal resources newsletter from the Orange County Business Council, https://www.ocbc.org/newsroom/covid-19-resource-page​.​

S​AC's Health & Wellness Center psychologist, nurses & physician are available for check-ins & assessments (for credit students only). Call 714-564-6216 (leave a vmail) or email SACHealth_Center@sac.edu. Include: name, student ID, email, phone number, contact preference (video/phone) & reason for consult.

 

Mobile Mental Health. Students (or anyone) feeling overwhelmed can text "COURAGE" to 741-741 or call 877-910-9276 to recieve help 24/7.

 

Find a local free or low-cost health center at https://www.sac.edu/StudentServices/HealthCenter/Pages/List_of_community_health_centers.aspx. For more information on free or low cost medical services in Orange County, visit http://www.coccc.org.