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We lc ome ! Re c o rding , po ll re sults, no te s, a nd Q&A de b rie f will b e se nt to pa rtic ipa nts to mo rro w. I nvite a c o lle a g ue to re g iste r a nd pa rtic ipa te using the QR c o de a t rig ht. Re g istratio n

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We lc ome !

Re c o rding , po ll re sults, no te s, a nd Q&A de b rie f will b e se nt to pa rtic ipa nts to mo rro w. I nvite a c o lle a g ue to re g iste r a nd pa rtic ipa te using the QR c o de a t rig ht. Re g istratio n link fo r ne w partic ipants

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We lc ome !

Use the Cha t b o x to c o ntrib ute to the c o nve rsa tio n. Ple a se dire c t c ha ts to “a ll a tte nde e s.” Co mme nts ma y b e a ddre sse d live o r a fte rwa rd.

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Fresno Co. Stats as of Wed 4/15/20 4:30p.m.

  • Information from www.fcdph.org/COVID19
  • Total Cases: 265
  • 38 (Travel-Related)
  • 88 (Close Contact)
  • 97 (Community-Spread / Unknown)
  • 42 (Under Investigation)
  • Total Deaths: 7
  • Ever Hospitalized: 59
  • Recovered: 62*
  • Total cases by location:
  • View Chart

Source: Fresno County DPH

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Fresno County Positive Cases by City

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New Health Officer Orders

Maintain

  • Screening
  • Medical Providers required reporting
  • Self-isolate for 7 days if suspect COVID-19 after onset of symptoms

New items

  • Agriculture Employers
  • Criteria for clearance to return to work
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www.fcdph.org/covid19 English/Spanish

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Call Center FAQs

MASKS

  • Fresno County has not issued orders requiring masks to be worn by Essential Business employees.
  • Fresno City has revised their Emergency order 2020-13 which includes information on mask requirements.

https://www.fresno.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Emergency-Order-2020-13-Shelter-in-Place-Extended- and-Expanded-with-Appendix-A.pdf . Or call 621-CITY for more information.

  • For general mask use questions go to www.fcdph.org/covid19 or to CDC at

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/diy-cloth-face-coverings.html Antibody Testing

  • Antibody testing is not currently available in our area. These tests we hear about in the media are

experimental/trial studies. Recovered Persons Wanting to Donate

  • Central California Blood Center is accepting plasma donations from positive tested patients who have now

recovered

  • https://www.donateblood.org/
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Call Center FAQs

  • Testing Criteria
  • New Health Update for Medical Providers – COVID-19 Testing Criteria
  • Testing capacity
  • The health department has been providing some testing and working to build

capacity of providers throughout Fresno County. Urgent care clinics are offering testing as well as other clinics.

  • Governors Plan to re-open economy
  • The health department would fall closely with the Governor and work to be on the

same page when the economy reopens which will be gradual.

  • 6 areas identified in the Governor’s that need to be addressed before we can take

the next steps.

  • Capacity for testing, protecting vulnerable populations, PPE for hospitals, safe physical

distancing plans in place, and capacity to re-instate shelter in place.

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Week Ending 4/11

  • Total call volume: 1,189
  • Speed to Answer:

English 9:09 Spanish 6:48

  • Call Handle Time:

English 7:54 Spanish 12:01

  • Abandon Rate: 27%

Current Week

  • Total call volume: 429
  • Speed to Answer:

English 1:03 Spanish 3:20

  • Call Handle Time:

English 6:37 Spanish 7:14

  • Abandon Rate: 16%

Week Ending 4/4

  • Total call volume: 947
  • Speed to Answer:

English 3:20 Spanish 4:01

  • Call Handle Time:

English 6:31 Spanish 10:40

  • Abandon Rate: 43%

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Call Stats

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1 Food Pantries 2 Utility Service Payment Assistance 3 Food Stamps/SNAP 4 Transitional Housing/Shelter 5 Taxes/VITA 6 Home Delivered Meals 7 Rent Payment Assistance 8 Outpatient Health Facilities 9 Low Income Rental Housing 10 Homeless Motel Vouchers

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Top Ten Needs: Weekly

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1 Food Pantries 2 Utility Service Payment Assistance 3 VITA Programs (Taxes) 4 Rent Payment Assistance 5 Home Delivered Meals 6 Low Income/Subsidized Rental Housing 7 Transitional Housing/Shelter 8 Outpatient Health Facilities 9 Food Stamps/SNAP 10 Homeless Motel Vouchers

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Top Ten Needs: Cumulative

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Database: COVID-19

Please send updates to 211fresno@icfs.org and let us know:

  • Your current hours of operation
  • Services currently provided (i.e. confirmation of services you are

continuing to provide, services that are currently suspended, changes to existing programs)

  • Ways to access your services, given Shelter in Place
  • Be sure to include your contact information!
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Texting Campaign

  • Texting Campaign

 Text Coronavirus to: 211-211 Updates include basic needs information about food deliveries, utility bills, and more

  • To have your resources featured or share your contacts

SHANTAY DAVIES-BALCH shantaydbalch@gmail.com

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Updates

  • Reverse 211/Super 211 coming soon

Offering Case Management and Application Support Call 211 or 1-866-559-4211

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Relief Fund Update

  • 100 of the highest need and most vulnerable

applicants awarded $500 each

  • Next phase will begin right away and include CBO

partners offering application assistance

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Domestic Violence and Mental Health

  • Nicole Linder, Marjaree Mason Center
  • Susan Holt, Fresno County Department of Behavioral Health
  • Jeannemarie Caris-McManus, Westside Family Preservation Network
  • Margarita Rocha, Centro La Familia

Use the Cha t b o x to c o ntrib ute to the c o nve rsa tio n. Ple a se dire c t c ha ts to “a ll a tte nde e s.” Co mme nts ma y b e a ddre sse d live o r a fte rwa rd.

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Understanding domestic violence and how you can help the community

Nicole Linder Executive Director

Healthy Families: The Foundation of Healthy Communities

24/7 Hotline: (559) 233-HELP (4357) crt@mmcenter.org

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What is Domestic Violence?

Domestic violence is a pattern of abusive behavior in any relationship that is used by

  • ne partner to gain or maintain power and

control over another intimate partner.

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Domestic Violence in Fresno County

9,000

Combined calls expected by Fresno County law enforcement in 2019.

3,100

Hotline calls received by the Marjaree Mason Center in 2019.

Domestic violence happens in every district of our community, every age bracket, ethnicity, religion and socio - economic background.

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Domestic violence incidences resulted in nine deaths in Fresno County in 2019.

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  • 24/7 Crisis Support
  • Safe Housing

(emergency, transitional, rapid rehousing)

  • Legal Support
  • Counseling
  • Education
  • Advocacy

Marjaree Mason Center Services

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24/7 H /7 Hotlin tline: ( e: (559) 2 59) 233-HE HELP ( LP (4357) 357) crt@m t@mmce mcente nter.o r.org rg

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  • Administration office (1600 M Street, Fresno)

Public service site

  • Safe House

Downtown Fresno

  • Safe/Transitional House

Clovis

  • Fresno Police Department
  • Fresno County Sheriff’s Office

Accessing Services

24/7/365 confidential hotline

(559) 233-HELP

CURRENT OPEN LOCATIONS

(4357)

crt@mmcenter.org

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Follow Us On Social Media

24/7/365 confidential hotline:

(559) 233-HELP

Facebook @marjareemasoncenter @knowmoreteendv Twitter @marjareemason @KNOWMOREteendv Instagram @marjareemasoncenter @knowmoreteendv LinkedIn @marjareemasoncenter

(4357)

crt@mmcenter.org

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Fresno County Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) Resources for COVID-19 Emotional S upport

  • Fresno County DBH

COVID-19 WARM Line

  • S

upportive listening, coping suggestions

  • 559-600-WARM(9276)

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How to Access Fresno County DBH Mental Health and S ubstance Use Disorder S ervices

  • Fresno County Medi-Cal beneficiaries or persons who are indigent
  • Refer to the DBH Access Line: 1-800-654-3937
  • Adults - Urgent Care Wellness Center
  • (559) 600-9171
  • 4441 E. Kings Canyon Rd., Fresno
  • Children and Adolescents –Y
  • uth Wellness Center
  • (559) 600-8918
  • 3133 N. Millbrook Avenue, Fresno

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Department of Behavioral Health

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Fresno County Resources for Behavioral Health Crisis

  • Central Valley Suicide Prevention Hotline
  • 24/ 7 resource
  • 1-800-273-8255
  • Crisis Text Line (not locally operat ed)
  • 24/ 7 support through texting
  • Text HOME to 741741
  • Crisis Stabilization Center
  • 24/ 7 facility for acute mental health stabilization
  • 559-453-1008
  • 4411 East Kings Canyon Rd, Fresno CA
  • Life-threatening emergency – Dial 911

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Department of Behavioral Health

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TRANSFORMING SERVICE DELIVERY MODELS IN THE TIME OF COVID-19

1.

  • 1. THE PROBLEMS ARE THERE. WE KNOW WHAT THEY ARE.

2.

  • 2. THE VIRUS REVEALS SHARED IMPACT OF NOT ADDRESSING THEM.

3.

  • 3. THE IMPERATIVE OF THE MOMENT, PLUS TECHNOLOGY, OFFERS HOPE TO CHANGE.

WESTSIDE FAMILY PRESERVATION SERVICES NETWORK - HURON

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TRANSFORMING SERVICE DELIVERY MODELS IN THE TIME OF COVID-19

1.

  • 1. THE PROBLEMS ARE THERE. WE KNOW WHAT THEY ARE.

2.

80% - 60% - 40%

WESTSIDE FAMILY PRESERVATION SERVICES NETWORK - HURON

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CHILD NEGLECT

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TRANSFORMING SERVICE DELIVERY MODELS IN THE TIME OF COVID-19

1.

2.

  • 2. THE VIRUS REVEALS SHARED IMPACT OF NOT ADDRESSING THEM.

WESTSIDE FAMILY PRESERVATION SERVICES NETWORK - HURON

UNABATED PROBLEMS INCREASED STRAIN ON SHARED RESOURCES

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TRANSFORMING SERVICE DELIVERY MODELS IN THE TIME OF COVID-19

  • 3. THE IMPERATIVE OF THE MOMENT, PLUS TECHNOLOGY, OFFERS HOPE TO CHANGE.

1. HURON NEIGHBORHOOD RESOURCE CENTER 2. COALINGA NEIGHBORHOOD RESOURCE CENTER

3. 559 945-1022 4. ASK FOR AURORA RAMIREZ OR LUISA AVILA

WESTSIDE FAMILY PRESERVATION SERVICES NETWORK - HURON

LOWER-COST HIGHER -VALUE BASIC, PROTECTIVE & TRANSFORMATIONAL SERVICES DELIVERY COMMUNITY ACCEPTANCE OF TELE- HEALTH, TELE-ACCESS, DISTANCE LEARNING, & TELEAPPLICATIONS

COMMUNITY ACCESS TO INTERNET ENABLED TECHNOLOGIES

CALL US TO COLLABORATE IN SERVICE DELIVERY

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Centro La Familia Advocacy Services

COVID-19 Response

Margarita Rocha, Executive Director Mario Gonzalez, J.D., Deputy Director

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As an essential services provider, Centro La Familia Advocacy Services continues to provide direct services to the community

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Using a screening tool to check clients for symptoms prior to them coming to the office or us conducting a home visit

How are we protecting clients & staff?

Reducing face to face interaction by conducting intakes over the phone

Implementing social distancing in waiting room, and asking clients to come by themselves to appointments

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During the week of March 23-27, we served:

766

Calls

311

Walk-ins

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DV trends observed at CLFA during COVID19 Epidemic

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 January February March

Restraining Orders Filed

Restraining Orders Filed 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 January February March

Linkages Provided to VSD Clients

Linkages Provided to VSD Clients

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Because of the nature of the crime of Domestic Violence, we understand the need to provide immediate and one-on-

  • ne assistance
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Additional linkages & assistance provided during March and April

Food distribution Financial Assistance MediCal, Calfresh enrollment/renewal Immigration services Census Information Housing Counseling services Legal services PG&E shutoff prevention

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DV clients served reside in the following communities

  • Biola
  • Cantua Creek
  • Clovis
  • Coalinga
  • Exeter
  • Firebaugh
  • Fresno
  • Huron
  • Kerman
  • Mendota
  • Orange Cove
  • Parlier
  • Pinedale
  • Reedley
  • San Joaquin
  • Sanger
  • Selma
  • Tranquility
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Food distribution

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Next Step Opportunities

Breakout teams:

  • Food and Supplies
  • Housing
  • Education
  • Financial Relief
  • Mental Health
  • Undocumented-

Specific

  • Translation Services

Spanish language call:

  • 9:00 a.m. on Fridays
  • Led by Dr. Tania

Pacheco-Werner (CVHPI) and Mike Espinoza (GO Public Schools)

  • Info for CBOs and

community members

  • Registration required:

Tax and Cash Assistance call:

  • Separate webinar

next week

  • Sign up in poll, look

for details to come

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T hank you!

Re c o rding , po ll re sults, no te s, a nd Q&A de b rie f will b e se nt to pa rtic ipa nts to mo rro w. Ple a se sha re the invita tio n to re g iste r fo r ne xt we e k’ s c a ll with yo ur ne two rk. Re g istratio n link fo r ne w partic ipants