In order to best serve residents with questions and concerns about COVID-19, Allegheny County Health Department (ACHD) has partnered with United Way 211 to offer a 24/7 hotline. Please call 888-856-2774 to speak with a representative.

Hebrew Free Loan is assisting people who have lost income because of the pandemic. DVI Funding is doing Coronavirus Bridge loans asap. Governmental assistance is also available through TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families), Unemployment and Disaster Unemployment Assistance.

COMCAST is offering new, low-income Internet Essentials customers two months of free internet and raising the speed of that program's service. Xfinity WiFi hotspots across the country will be available for free to all users and data plans will be paused for 60 days, giving customers unlimited data for no additional charge. Additionally, the company will not disconnect a customer's internet service during this period or assess late fees if they contact the company regarding their inability to pay. For more information call 1-855-846-8376 or visit internetessentials.com.

The Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank has set up COVID 19 Emergency Food Distributions. For more information call 412-460-FOOD (3663). Pittsburgh Public Schools now have Grab and Go meals available at all 54 school locations from 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM Monday through Friday. Students are instructed to go to the school location closest to their home.

Headspace is free for healthcare professionals; will be able to access a full library of guided meditations (with a new one arriving each day), along with sleep sounds and bedtime exercises, all of which could help them destress. To register, you'll need your National Provider Identifier (NPI) and an email address.

The Neighborhood Legal Services offices are closed to the public through the end of March, but services are still available. If you are in need of services, you can either apply online anytime or call 1-866-761-6572 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Because some NLS staff is working from home, you may get a call back from a private number.

Allies for Health + Wellness is currently open. If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, do not come in. All current patients should call before coming in. Allies will deliver meds, bus tickets, etc. Contact the office toll free at 1-888-204-8821 or 412-345-7456. PACT is open, but is not accepting walk-ins. Please call 412-647-PACT (7228) or 1-877-788-7228 for info and to make appointments.

Please click on the following links to learn more about the services each organization is currently offering: Veteran’s Place, Light of Life, Pleasant Valley, Operation Safety Net, Bethlehem Haven, Shepherd’s Heart, Jubilee Kitchen, First Presbyterian Dinner, Persad, Project Silk, Daily Bread and Youth Support Partners.

URA is offering resources and assistance for businesses impacted by COVID-19. URA encouraged businesses to contact their URA loan officers to inquire about hardship assistance. For more information call 412-2556600, email inforequest@ura.org or visit ura.org.

With other regional foundations, the United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania and civic-government partners, we have established an Emergency Action Fund. It will serve as a hub for accepting donations from individuals, foundations, and businesses and distributing those funds rapidly to nonprofits on the front lines of COVID-19 response.

The following resources are available for Pittsburgh seniors, please click on the click(s) for more information: Apprise, The In Service of Seniors: Pittsburgh program is part of Wesley Family Services and engages volunteers to provide neighborly supports for older adults in their community. During the COVID-19 outbreak, services are limited to phone check-ins and grocery/food pantry delivery and are offered free of charge, Age Well Pittsburgh, Area Agency on Aging, Pittsburgh Cares Buddy System where if you are an older neighbor or an individual with serious medical conditions, you can sign up get a buddy! They are working with volunteers who can provide check-in phone calls to fellow neighbors, the sharing of any news and information and the running of errands such as picking up groceries, medications, etc. (when possible/ if needed). (volunteers can sign up to volunteer to be a buddy here, too).

Sirius XM wants to make right now sound a little bit better so they are making streaming free until May 15.

With so many parents working from home alongside their children, Xfinity created educational collections for all grade levels in partnership with Common Sense. Just say "education" into your Xfinity Voice Remote.

During the rapidly developing Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation, children in your school district are still in need of daily nutrition assistance, perhaps now more than ever. The American Dairy Association has assembled valuable resources, and will continue to update this page as changes occur. Fuel Up to Play 60 has curated digital, at-home health and wellness content to deploy across its channels. Fuel Up to Play 60 Daily Playbook For Students and Fuel Up to Play 60 At Home Resources for Parents.