LINKS AND RESOURCES
NEWSLETTER
Committee Reports
Covid 19 Community Survey
The NAACP is collecting information about any harassment or discrimination occurring during the COVID-19 pandemic. State and local agencies are interested in knowing if anyone is experiencing such treatment, especially if it is related to wearing a face covering used to protect against transmission and contraction of the virus. No personal data is collected unless you wish to share it and potentially be contacted to follow up about your experience.
La NAACP está recopilando información sobre cualquier incidente de acoso o discriminación que está ocurriendo durante la pandemia de COVID-19. Las agencias estatales y locales están interesadas en averiguar si alguien está experimentando tal maltrato, especialmente si se relaciona con usar mascarillas o cubiertas de cara para protegerse contra la transmisión y contratación del virus. No se recopilan los datos personales a no ser que usted desea compartirlos y posiblemente hacer seguimiento sobre su experiencia.
Rental Assistance
For important updates and information, visit Boulder County Housing and Human Services
or, for immediate assistance text or call the live HOTLINE
(303) 441-1206
Residents of the City of Boulder or a Boulder County mountain community may qualify for EFAA: Emergency Family Assistance Association’s basic needs and housing services. Residents of other Boulder County communities may qualify for EFAA housing.
Sister Carmen Community Center is committed to providing assistance to residents of Eastern Boulder County who are in need. In order to keep supporting our community during the COVID-19 situation, we are taking steps to keep our staff, volunteers, participants, and the community at large safe and help prevent the spread of the illness. In order to follow social distancing recommendations from CDC and Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, we are changing our operations as follows:
Health & Safety
Stay up to date on Colorado’s COVID 19 response and recommended safety guidelines at Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment
The Colorado Black Health Collaborative (CBHC) is seeking YOUR valuable input regarding YOUR assessment of the impact of COVID-19. Please take a couple of minutes to complete a quick 7-Question Survey – Click Here.
Continue to stay safe, healthy and well!
Mental Health Resources
This crisis may be affecting your mental health. If you feel like you would benefit from support, please reach out. You do not need to go through this alone.
Visit the 24/7 Walk-In Center at Mental Health Partners, located at 3180 Airport Road, Boulder CO. The Walk-In Center provides confidential and in-person support, information, and referrals for anyone in crisis.
Direct links: Colorado Crisis Services and/or Mental Health Partners.
General Health Resource
Racial and ethnic minorities are 40% of the US population and growing, yet represent less than 8% of the participants in pharmaceutical clinical trials.
Drugviu provides medicine education and reviews tailored for communities of color. Their mission is to help you find the best medication and therapy for you and to end underrepresentation in medicine, pharmacologic research, and clinical trials. Visit their website for information and expertise.