COVID-19 Seattle/43rd LD Resources
We’ve compiled some local Seattle resources that fill a variety of needs for our community members. Feel free to ask us any questions about anything on these lists, or contact us if you have any additional resources that aren’t mentioned here. Thank you to everyone who has put in the work to create these programs, webpages, lists, and more. Together as a community we can and will get through this.
With Love,
Jessi Murray Campaign
Up to date information
Washington State Department of Health Updates
Or call their hotline: 1-800-525-0127
King County Public Health Updates
Or call their hotline: 206-477-3977
City of Seattle Coronavirus / COVID-19 Information and Resources
What do I do if I think I have Coronavirus? (WA Department of Health)
Comprehensive Resource Lists
Washington State Resources for COVID-19 (Federal, State, and Local resources compiled by community members)
COVID-19 Community Resources (Compiled by the City of Seattle)
Unemployment & Insurance
Washington State Employment Security Department - COVID-19 Info
The Washington Health Benefit Exchange has opened a Special Enrollment Period to help individuals receive health insurance - deadline is April 8.
Food & Supplies
Food Banks Operating Hours/Locations (updated daily)
Seattle Public Schools Resources + Meal Sites
Meal sites in the 43rd are:
Lowell Elementary, 1058 E Mercer St Seattle, WA
Meany Middle School, 301 21st Ave E Seattle, WA
Seattle Chinatown-ID & South End POC Owned Restaurants w/ Food Delivery
If you would like food or other supplies dropped off at your front door, please use this form. We are prioritizing folks who are sick, disabled, quarantined without pay, elderly, undocumented, queer, Black, Indigenous, and/or people of color -- including those displaced from Seattle to the nearby areas.
Domestic Violence & Mental Health Assistance
Funds & Loans
Business Help
Housing & Utilities
List of WA Housing Protections during COVID-19 (Compiled by Washington CAN)
Public Utilities Deferment (Your utilities can’t be shut off during this crisis, file for a deferred payment plan)
childcare / homeschool help
community support
Legal Help
Northwest Consumer Law Center (for financial legal assistance)
Northwest Justice Project (for low income folks needing help with non-criminal legal issues)
If You’re looking to help
Many of these relief funds and mutual aid networks are donation based, volunteer run programs. Click the links to donate or offer your services. Additionally, here is a list from the state with more ways to help out, by doing things like helping to procure PPE, donating blood (if you’re eligible and able), donating to the WA Food Fund, directly to food banks at Northwest Harvest or volunteering for local food banks. Also, check in with your neighbors, your loved ones, and your unhoused neighbors as well. Together, we can get through this.