COVID-19 Community Resources

Below is a partial list of resources available to the public. We will update this page daily as additional resources become available. If you need assistance accessing these resources, please call the City's COVID-19 information hotline: (510) 583-4949, or 211 for assistance in multiple languages.
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If you are an essential worker looking for child care, please call your local Resource & Referral agency or click on the Child Care Request Form link below to submit your child care needs.

Please be advised that if you call and reach a voicemail, do leave a message and someone will return your call. Resource & Referral staff are actively checking voicemail messages.

Childcare Request Form

Agency

Cities Served

Phone Number

BananasAlameda | Albany | Berekely | Emeryville | Oakland | Piedmont(510) 658-0381
4 C's Castro Valley | Fremont | Hayward | Newark | San Leandro | San Lorenzo | Union City(510) 582-2182 x3198
HivelyDublin | Livermore | Pleasanton | Sunol(925) 417-8733
San Francisco Emergency ChildcareSan Francisco(415) 554-8990

 

Youth and Family Services Bureau (YFSB)

(510) 293-7048

 

Crisis Support Services of Alameda County

(800) 309-2131

 

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

(800) 273-8255

 

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA’s) Disaster Distress

(800) 985-5990

 

Informed Immigrant

 

La Familia

(510) 881-5921

 

Family Paths

(800) 829-3777

 

NAMI (National Alliance Mental Health)

(800) 950-6264

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City of Hayward General Municipal Election - November 3, 2020

 

Presidential Primary Election Results - March 3, 2020

 

City of Hayward General Municipal Election - November 6, 2018

 

City of Hayward Special Municipal Election - November 8, 2016

 

City of Hayward General Municipal Election - November 8, 2016

 

City of Hayward General Municipal - June 7, 2016

 

  • Feed Hayward has committed to hosting a partnership meetingat least once a quarter moving forward.

 

  • City staff will continue to explore funding opportunities for related food work that is currently in the City’s scope of work and share opportunities and offer letters of support for partners.
  • City staff plans to organize a central food resource page to share with the public and partners including a public food distribution map.

 

  • StopWaste hosts regional resource groups and offers technical support around SB1383 response. However, partners have shared the need for additional coordination and more localized solution to connect food generators with food distributors and ensure businesses have what they need to successfully meet the State mandate. Hayward’s Environmental Services Division is proposing a series of related action steps as part of the proposed Climate Action Plan.