This map was created by UW College of Education graduate student Kaleb Germinaro. This shareable, editable map combines list of food banks, school sites for food, places for COVID-19 testing, and learning resources. 

Collective well-being through class solidarity, disability justice, anti-racism, abolition. Follow their Instagram @covid19mutualaid for updates and their list of resources.  

Rainier Beach Teen Health Center is offering birth control refills, other medication refills as needed and counseling. Please leave a message and a phone number to call you back. 

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Counseling (206) 381-4182

Medical support (206) 296-4639 

To qualify, residents must:

• Be located within city limits

• Meet 50 percent of Area Median Income (AMI)

• Demonstrate unemployment since March 12

• Demonstrate lease documentation

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UW Neuroscience grad student Kali Esancy and her friend developed this editable and shareable document which includes funds to donate to, places to volunteer and other ways to support the community.

Baby Boutique provides support for families who are experiencing crisis by providing essential items families need for the safety, health and development of children. 

This map shows available hygiene facilities and the City of Seattle provided a list of restrooms accessible here.

Developed by UW College of Education, this guide offers resources to families during school closures. 

This list consists of free medical, dental and vision services across the state. 

List of rental assistance and housing resources developed by UW that includes King County, Pierce County, Snohomish County, Clark County, Spokane County, and Whatcom County. 

Follow their Facebook page to stay updated on resources. 

This community library is a collection of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AA and NHPI) in-language resources on the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). The resource links have been submitted by community members, leaders and national and community-based organizations that are actively working to improve the health & well-being of AA and NHPI communities. This project is community-powered and community-driven directly for communities. 

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(Description is as described from their document)