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Quick Links to Stay Up to Date

• Governor’s Facebook Page

• Covid19.colorado.gov

• Stay At Home Guide

• Coloradosaferathome.com

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For general questions about COVID-19, you can call Colorado's hotline at 303-389-1687 (or 1-877-462-2911). 

Answers are provided in English, Español, Mandarin 普通话, and more.

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211 Colorado: 2-1-1 is a confidential and multilingual service connecting people to vital resources across the state. No matter where you live in Colorado, you can find information about resources and ways to donate to your local community.

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Help Now Colorado: Central site for volunteers and donations including the Colorado Relief Fund to help at-risk individuals across our state get through the COVID-19 crisis.

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How to use telehealth and nurse-lines to get medical care and advice - from Colorado Dept. of Public Health and Environment

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For resources in Español | 简体中文 | Tiếng Việt | Somali

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• COVID-19 Site -  

• COVID-19 Special Enrollment for Health Insurance 

• Public Health Orders and Recommendations to Protect our Communities (CDPHE)

• CDLE Resources for Workers & Employers

• SBA Loans for Small Businesses

• Emergency Child Care for Essential Workers

• Unemployment Scenarios & Resources Available

• Hunger Free Colorado Food Resource Hotline

• Colorado Volunteer Mobilizer (CVM) for Medical and Health Professionals

• Colorado Crisis Services: 1-844-493-TALK (8255), or text TALK to 38255

• Colorado Crisis Walk-In Centers

• Tips on avoiding COVID-19 related scams (From Department of Regulatory Agencies)

• Stop Fraud Colorado

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• Mental Health Resources

• Grocery Store Senior Hours & Pick Up Hours

• Grab & Go Meals Info

• JeffCo Public Schools FAQs

• JeffCo Public Schools COVID-19 Updates

• JeffCo Resources & Community Briefing

• JeffCo Schools Foundation Donations

• Cases of COVID-19 in JeffCo

• JCHA COVID-19 Updates

• JeffCo Makes Family Activity Ideas

• JeffCo Public Library for access to e-books and family read-alouds

• Resilience blog from Jefferson County Public Health, with information for mental health and wellbeing.

• Jeffco Hope Fund - Community First Foundation: Foundation seeded the fund with $1 million to strengthen and stabilize Jefferson County community organizations responding to and impacted by COVID-19. They also hope the fund can serve as a vehicle to inspire giving by our neighbors, local businesses and other community organizations who are both willing and able to contribute.

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• COVID-19 Resource Center

• Lakewood Economic Development Survey to help local businesses get matched with resources that best meet their needs.

• Public Health Orders & Resources for Businesses

• Map of local business services available to residents

• Information for Public Health Partners & Organizations

• Lakewood Rides offers door-through-door transportation for Lakewood residents 60+ years of age and those with disabilities of any age. They provide transportation for grocery shopping, Volunteers of America dining sites, medical appointments and various personal needs. The VOA hot lunch meals will be delivered upon request to residents who are currently registered for the meal program and Lakewood Rides. Call 303-987-4833.

• The Action Center provides food to families in need in a drive-through. We need volunteers to help us pack boxes and load them into people's cars.

• Denver Salvation Army Citadel services for rent assistance, utility bills and other financial help: 303-922-4549.

• Alameda Connects Emergency Grants Assistance Program, for its members along the West Alameda Avenue corridor. Apply online

• Lakewood-West Colfax Small Business Fund: Provides short-term help to creative enterprises and small businesses primarily with 10 employees or less impacted by COVID-19. 

        Apply to the fund 

        Donate to the fund

• Benefits in Action – Lakewood connects volunteers, health benefit navigation, and more. ​

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