Pima County/Tucson Community Resources
City of Tucson COVID-19 Updates Video Messages from Tucson Mayor Romero City of Tucson Current Community Status of COVID-19 City of Tucson Community Resources Free Meals for Tucson Children During School Closures Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona Tucson Restaurants Offering Discounts and Deals (Many locations are offering discounts or free meals for health care professionals)COVID-19 Communication Toolkit for Parents and Teachers (compiled by the Mel & Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health)AZ Department of Economic Security for unemployment insurance benefits Pima County One Stop Career Center - Helps with job searches and training for new jobs, etc. Phone: 520-724-7700; email: services@pima.gov Restaurant owners: Call Pima County Rapid Response for assistance for employees facing layoffs. Dominica Dominguez is at 520-724-3684 or dominguez@pima.gov
Community Action Partnership (Pima County) Phone: 520-724-2667Chicanos Por La Causa can help with housing and rental assistance or call 520-882-0018Interfaith Community Services can help with clothing, food and utilitiesThe Salvation Army Tucson can help with basic needs like food, clothing and utilitiesHealth-e-Arizona Plus assists with health care, provides cash assistance, food stamps and moreUnemployment Insurance Provisions (through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act)State of Arizona DES Unemployment Insurance Q&A School Meals Mapping Tool (enter zip code to identify locations). If no locations in the area call: AZ Hunger Hotline at 602-528-3434 or 1-800-445-1914Home Delivered Meals for Seniors and Persons with Disabilities (PDF) Pima County Health Department (Spanish)Southern AZ Urban Native Indigenous COVID Relief New City of Tucson Covid-19 Rent/Utilities funding . Applications open online at 8 a.m., Monday, Aug. 17, 2020.AZ COVID-19 Grants and Funding , support for relief and recovery efforts.
