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We thought you might be interested in adding our new resource created in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. This resource discusses how people in recovery can still receive treatment and support during quarantine and shelter-in-place orders.
Share your (or your child's) chalk art, drawing, letter, work of art, photo or any other expression of gratitude and we'll do the rest!
Use your creativity to “Create a Heart!” With any supplies you have at home, create a heart and write a short thank you message. Contact Hearts for Heroes and we will collect them and distribute to local heroes (based on COVID-19 safety protocol). Can’t send them to us? Post a picture of your heart and message to Facebook or Instagram and tag us @theheartforheroes or #hearts4heroes.
UConn Health is teaming up with the UConn Foundation to help address the critical shortage of medical supplies during the COVID-19 outbreak, including personal protective equipment (PPE). This is an unprecedented time, and a community effort is needed to meet the immediate needs of our frontline healthcare staff as they care for patients. We are now accepting homemade mask donations.
Healthcare workers are front line fighters against COVID-19, but they face critical shortages of Personal Protective Equipment nationwide. PPE enhances their safety so they can keep caring for our loved ones.
Starbucks giving free coffee to first responders, healthcare workers nationwide. From now until May 3, any customer who identifies themselves as a first responder or worker supporting the healthcare system will receive a free tall brewed coffee. Those who are eligible include police officers, firefighters, paramedics, doctors, nurses, hospital and medical staff & medical researchers.
Connecticut is looking for donations of personal protective equipment for health care workers on the front lines of this crisis. Members of the public, businesses, and nonprofits that are able to donate these vital materials are asked to fill out the online form.
Guide to provide a decision framework for local leaders to think through what will need to be done to help reduce the impact of the outbreak, both by reducing spread and decreasing the number of cases, but also in responding and supporting communities effectively. Includes recommended actions, requirements, and progress indicators.
Connecting people with personal protective equipment with hospitals and medical centers that need them.
PGF has set up safety procedures in our shop and we are ready and able to produce up to 1000 medical masks and gowns per week using biodegradable material for medical professionals. Samples are already made! Are you, or do you know anyone in local government or local medical field that we can connect with? We need help barking up the right tree! Please connect us!
This group was created to coordinate efforts to make face masks to meet the demand when conventional supplies run out. Personally I am coordinating and collecting masks for Providence Portland, but feel free to invite others who may appreciate this info. My husband is an infectious disease physician and he is worried about dwindling supply. Time to mobilize on plan B."
Healthcare professionals across the country are facing a severe shortage of protective masks. we've been keeping a close eye on initiatives to step up and help fill this need in as efficient and medically-informed a way as possible. Help Make masks now. Resources in link.
Tampa Bay first responders, hospital and hospitality workers can get a free case of Made coffee. Everyone’s life is hard now that the fallout surrounding the coronavirus pandemic is starting to assert itself on our daily lives.