Donate to Family Resource DayHousing Assistance Program
Assistance for Rent, Mortgage, Utilities (water/PGE), Etc.
To apply for funding assistance:
- Please fill out the “Pre-Application for the Housing Assistance Program” below. If you do not have access to a computer/printer, please drop-by for an application or have a family member, friend or neighbor drop-by if you are in a high-risk category or have been feeling sick (fever, cough, trouble breathing, achy, fatigue, etc.).
- Send any additional documents to file@dcpartnership.org with your name on the subject line .
- Please call 650-991-8007 if you have questions when filling out the application or are unsure if you have the proper documents.
Our highly trained staff will review your application and contact you to schedule a phone appointment and go over your case in further detail as well as give you further instructions for moving forward.
As indicated in the application, the application is subject to multiple stages of review and screened to meet the funder’s criteria. There is no guarantee of services.
We thank you in advance for your patience with our new process during this unusual time as we strive to serve a larger number of clients in the community impacted by this worldwide pandemic.
Pre-Application for the Housing Assistance Program (English)
Online Application Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Pre-aplicación para el Programa de Asistencia de Vivienda (Español)
Preguntas Frecuentes Sobre Aplicación en Linea
Filling out W-9 as a Property Owner/ Landlord: W-9 Explanation, Questions and Answers
Need food?
Call 1-800-984-3663 or go to Second Harvest of Silicon Valley
FREE Meals for all children!
Despite closures, many schools in the Jefferson Elementary School District are continuing to provide nutritious meals to the community.
JESD will continue to distribute free breakfast and lunch to all youth 18 years and under.
UPDATED JESD FOOD SERVICES FREE MEAL PICK UP INFORMATION
INFORMACIÓN ACTUALIZADA DE LOS SERVICIOS DE COMIDA DE JESD PARA LA RECOLECCIÓN DE COMIDA GRATUITA
Moratorium on Evictions
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve an emergency regulation that protects eligible tenants from eviction during the ongoing COVID-19 public health emergency. Additionally, the state of California passed AB3088, providing further protections for renters unable to pay due to the COVID-19 pandemic, provided they follow specific steps when notifying their landlord and pay 25% of their rent. To learn more, explore the links below.
English:
More information on the moratorium (English) Eviction Moratorium FAQs (English)
Spanish:
More information on the moratorium (Espanol) Eviction Moratorium FAQs (Espanol)
Daly City Community Service Center Modifications in Operations due to COVID-19
Due to COVID-19, the Daly City Community Service Center has made Modifications in Operations.
See the Community Service Center page for changes
Donate
Additional funding is needed at this time for administrative support, additional supplies and financial assistance to clients. Any amount would be greatly appreciated. Your generosity is appreciated!
Donate
Volunteer
If you are a healthy individual with no underlying health conditions who would like to volunteer to distribute food or assist with phones:
Volunteer
Childcare Information and Referral
Janelle Fine, ECE Coordinator for Resources and Referrals with San Mateo 4C’s (Childcare Coordinating Council).
Contact: Janelle Fine directly at 650-517-1426 or jfine@sanmateo4cs.org.
Criteria: Parents who continue reporting to work for essential services (Health Care, Social Services, Food Supply Chain, Transportation) and who are in desperate need of childcare due to no local support system
Legal Advice
If a tenant lives in San Mateo County and receives an eviction notice during the COVID-19 public health emergency or has questions about whether they are covered by the provisions of this new law, they should seek legal assistance from legal aid offices below.
Operating by phone only
Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto
Phone: (650) 326-6440 or (650) 422-2885
Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County
Phone: (650) 558-0915 or (650) 517-8911
Rental assistance is available at San Mateo County’s core services agencies and the legal aid offices listed above.
For restraining order services for domestic violence survivors:
Bay Area Legal Aid
(888) 330-1940
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Unemployment
Residents who have been laid off from their jobs should apply for unemployment insurance online at https://www.edd.ca.gov/unemployment/ or by calling:
English: 1 (800) 300-5616
Spanish: 1 (800) 326-8937