Be Prepared. Not Panicked.

As we are monitoring the news and information being shared from our local, state and federal government regarding COVID-19, we’ve compiled this list to inform various constituencies on resources available to you in your place of business, your employment status, and day to day lives. With this information, we cannot emphasize enough to prepare, not panic and allow these facts to help guide you throughout this time, also wash your hands.

We encourage you to check out the sources provided below for information in your county.

Prepared Cumberland
Prepared Adams
Prepared Dauphin, Cumberland, & Perry Counties
Prepared Franklin
Prepared Lancaster
Prepared Lebanon
Prepared York

Coronavirus

If you are feeling ill: WellSpan has created a helpful page that includes an online coronavirus testing tool, a frequently asked questions section, and other resources.

Community Helpline

PA 211- The health and human services helpline is a powerful resource to be shared with individuals who may need additional resources for childcare, food, housing and other needs in this challenging time.

Anyone can dial 211 or text your zip code to #898-211 to talk with a resource specialist for free and in several languages.

If you need assistance in another language, please remain on the line and you will be provided with that option.

Know the Facts – CDC Fact Sheet

Limit the spread of Rumors

  • For most people, the risk of becoming seriously ill from the virus that causes COVID-19 is believed to be low.
  • Someone who has completed quarantine or isolation does not pose a risk of infection to others.
  • The disease can make anyone sick regardless of race or ethnicity.
  • Practice common hygiene practices to limit exposure.
  • Know the signs: fever, cough, shortness of breath.

(Ref: Share Facts About COVID-19)   |   (Ref: Stigma and Resilience)

News & Alerts

Stay up to date with any number of these resources below.

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Pennsylvania Primary Election

Pennsylvania Primary Election

It hasn’t been determined if there is any change in the April 28th primary, but Pennsylvania voters can still submit their vote by paper ballot as long as they submit the request by April 21st. Learn more or apply for your mail-in ballot by clicking here.

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