+ Food

• The Women's Building in the Mission hosts a food pantry for immigrant families every Monday and Thursday from 9 to 10 am; all you need is proof of a San Francisco address.

• If you or any member of your household has citizen or refugee status or a Green Card, you can apply to CalFresh (the California food stamps program) to receive a card which can be used for groceries in most stores and markets. Call the SF Food Bank for help applying.

• The SF-Marin Food Bank keeps an updated list of food pantries in San Francisco open to all; check the schedule here.

+ Health

• Mental health is important! Immigrants Rising offers mental health services for the immigrant community, with a special focus on young undocumented people; email mentalhealth@immigrantsrising.org and specify that you heard about them through Horizons.

• Free Covid-19 testing is available at City-run test sites for San Francisco residents who have at least 1 symptom of Covid-19 or were exposed to someone with Covid-19 in the past 14 days. Several are by appointment only; see the list here.

• The Center for Disease Control provides guidance on how to wear and wash masks.

• For general health concerns, check out this list of community clinics in San Francisco ; several work specifically with uninsured patients.

+ Housing

• If you lost your income due to COVID-19 and are at risk of losing your home, you can apply to receive help with housing costs including rent and utilities; this help is available to all San Francisco residents.

+ Employment

• If you have been laid off or had work hours reduced due to Covid 19, you can apply for unemployment benefits - here is a step by step guide in both English and Spanish.

• Legal Aid at Work can inform you of your rights and protections in the workplace - if you have any questions check out their very detailed FAQ page.

• Immigrants Rising has made this list of online contracting and freelance opportunities in high demand during Covid-19.

+ Immigration

• Immigrants Rising has compiled a list of college scholarships available to all, regardless of immigration status - check it out here.

• Legal Services for Children offers free support and representation to youth under 21. Call their phone line (415) 863-3762 (available in Spanish and English) to learn what options are available for you.

+ Other

• The City College of San Francisco offers free ESL classes for adults; call one of their sites, listed here, for more information.

• Every Tuesday at 11:30 am, the Family Connections Center hosts a Zoom call for Latino families to meet up and talk about parenting, child development, and more. It is open to all Latino parents; find out how to join.