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COVID-19 Pandemic Resource List 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic Resource List 2020 Texting COVID-19 updates: Text: COVID-19 FC to #888-777 Free/Discounted Food Services Piada: Free kids meals for K-12 students between 10:45am-1pm Smoked on High Barbeque: Starting 3/18/2020, kids can get an order of drummies or pulled chicken for free for the next 3 weeks. Nasty’s Sports Bar and Restaurant in Hilliard: Kids eat free Sunday’s and Monday’s Uber Eats: waived all delivery fees Greek Express: free lunch to school aged kids Monday-Friday 11am-2pm Fusion: $1 Peanut Butter and Jelly Rolls through app and in-store El Rodeo Mexican: Free meals K-12 Monday-Friday from 2pm-5pm (no purchase necessary) Roosters: Free kids meals age 12 and younger starting 3/16/2020 through 4/5/2020 All People’s Fresh Market: open for regular hours #614-445-7342 Free Meal Pick Ups at Schools Columbus City School Locations: Monday-Friday (Breakfast 8am-9am and Lunch 11am-1pm) Linden-McKinley Stem Academy South 7-12 Buckeye Middle School Independence High School Columbus Afrocentric Early College Sherwood Middle School Centennial High School Columbus Global Academy Mifflin High School Woodward Park Middle School West High School Starling PreK-8 Wedgewood Middle School COVID-19 Pandemic Resource List 2020 Dublin City Schools: Monday-Friday 9a-2p (grab and go) Dublin Scioto High School Riverside Elementary Pickerington Local Schools: Monday-Friday 11:30a-12:30p (grab and go) Tussing Elementary Harmon Middle School Ridgeview Jr. High Groveport Madison Schools: Monday-Friday 11:30am-12:30pm for children under 18 years old Asbury Elementary Dunloe Elementary Glendening Elementary Madison Elementary Middle School Central Middle School North Worthington Schools Monday-Friday 10a-1p Thomas Worthington High school Worthington Kilbourne High School Slate Hill Elementary Canal Winchester Local Schools: Monday-Friday (grab and go) Check school website for full details (http://www.cwschools.org/) Westerville City Schools Starting 3/19/2020 will have food delivery. Check website Hilliard City Schools Pick up and Delivery details will be available on 3/18/2020 On 3/16 and 3/17 from 10am to 1pm-grab a lunch (child that this is for must be present) COVID-19 Pandemic Resource List 2020 Bexley Schools Breakfast and Lunch available 2x’s per week at 4 different locations (NOTE: only for students who qualify for free lunches)-Check website for details Reynoldsburg City Schools -March 17-20 meals can be picked up between 11a-1p French Run Elementary Hannah Ashton Middle School Reynoldsburg High School Livingston Campus -March 23-27 meals can be picked up between 11a-1p at French Run Elementary Reynoldsburg High School Livingston Campus -March 30-April 3 meals can be picked up between 11a-1p at French Run Elementary French Run Elementary Hannah Ashton Middle School Reynoldsburg High School Livingston Campus Grandview Heights Schools: Monday-Friday (grab and go meals) Breakfast: 8am-8:15am at Edison Commons Lunch: 11am-11:30am at Edison Commons Gahanna Jefferson Schools: 11a-1p March 18 (3 days worth of food) , March 23 (5 days worth of food) and March 30 (5 days worth of food) Goshen Lane Elementary Royal Manor Elementary Middle School East Middle School West Lincoln High School Other: The LunchBox: will be passing out emergency bags of food throughout the duration of the school closures to families needing them most COVID-19 Pandemic Resource List 2020 Transportation COTA: As of 3/17/2020, COTA buses will only be running 1x per hour and will stop running at 10pm instead of 12am Child Care Call Action for Children at #614.224.0222 Safe Families: for respite services #614-210-3267 Shelter Overflow shelter: have to leave at 8am Main Shelter: do not have to leave, but have to remain in the common area *Note: families need to call the shelter directly for more guidance Star House: #614-826-5868 Closing everyday 11am-2pm. Taking temperature when enter the building. If you have a fever you will be given a goody bag and turned away. Not allowing usual partners or visitors inside except for medical personnel Huckleberry House: #614-294-8097 No longer accepting basic conflict situations. If there are significant allegations of PAB/SAB or homeless teens are able to utilize this service. Will continue to offer community based workers via telecommunication due to limiting the amount of younger population. College students who are foster youth: [email protected] (will help provide or help find hosuing during the transition) Educational ABC Mouse: Free membership with code (SCHOOL7771) Utilities AEP: Suspending shut offs Columbia Gas: Suspending shut offs Internet Services -Spectrum: Free Wi-Fi for K-12 (for 60 days) #1-844-488-8395 -Comcast: Availabel to all qualified low income households (English) #855-846-8376 (Spanish) #855-765-6995 COVID-19 Pandemic Resource List 2020 Employment -Contact Amazon, Aldi, grocery stores Other -Unemployment website is up to date with information JOIN: Starting next week 10:30am-1:30pm (out of building by 2pm) -Possible donated food -NO birth certificates due to vital office being closed St. Stephen’s Community House Food Pantry Food Nutrition Center: available for all Franklin County Residents (no zip code restrictions). Families can visit 1x a week through March 2020. Food will be pre-boxed foods ONLY. Monday, Wednesday and Friday 12pm-3pm Tuesday and Thursday 3p-6p **NOTE: if never been to the food pantry will need to bring proof of residency and ID Diapers: available for children under 3 years old Go to: SaintstephensCH.org for updated information and their blog Gladden Community House PIP and HEAP with the Breathing Association: only contact via phone call and NO face to face After School Program: Monday-Friday from 1:30p-4:30p children can get dinner who are within the zip code Food Pantry: zip code only and will receive pre-boxed food Serving Zip Codes: 43204, 43222, 43223, 43215 and west of the Scioto River. Juvenile Court Postpone ALL non-essential and non-emergency hearing Call clerk’s office for more information at #614.525.3600 If court date was postponed 614.252.4407 -Vital Statistics office is closed (NO birth certificate) COVID-19 Pandemic Resource List 2020 Healthcare WIC: -EVERYONE Contact via phone call before going to appointment -Do not have to see the infant, but will need to provide birth certificate -Children 1-5 years old have to be seen, but this will be a short 10-15 min visit and are eliminating medical portion (height/weight) United Methodist Free Store: CLOSED until further notice COVID-19 Pandemic Resource List 2020 Parenting Tips Featured Tip - Leaving a Child at Home Alone When is it OK? Ask yourself... • Is your child physically and mentally able to care for himself/herself? • Does your child obey rules and make good decisions? • Does your child feel comfortable or fearful about being home alone? • Is your home safe and free of hazards? • Does your child know where you are and how to contact you at all times? Make a plan! • Have a trial period. Leave the child alone for a short time while staying close to home. • Role play. Act out possible situations. • Establish rules. Make sure your child knows what is (and is not) allowed when you are not home. • Check in. Call your child while you are away. • Don't overdo it. Even a mature, responsible child shouldn't be home alone too much. .
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