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Education: Online Learning Resources

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Stay up to date with the WCCUSD's coronavirus update page

Keep Learning at Home (Free Online Resources)

Free Amazon Collection of Audible Books and Stories

Amazon has recently canceled the subscription fee for books and audio stories for children and students of all ages as long as schools are closed. Kids everywhere can instantly stream an incredible collection of stories, including titles across six different languages, that will help them continue dreaming, learning, and just being kids.
 

 

All stories are free to stream on your desktop, laptop, phone or tablet using the following link.

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Employment

Food Resources

• All: Safeway, Whole Foods, Target and several other markets and retail stores are setting aside hours just for “at-risk” shoppers, including senior citizens, pregnant women and other people with vulnerable immune systems. Safeway invites “at-risk” shoppers from 7-9 a.m. Tuesday and Thursday; Whole Foods invites customers 60 and older to stores one hour before opening to the public; Target reserves the first hour on Wednesdays to “vulnerable guests;” Dollar General reserves the first hour of every business day to senior shoppers.
 

•SF & Oakland: MIXT is offering sliding scale discount codes for pick-up orders. Codes: wegotyou25 for 25% off, wegotyou50 for 50% off, wegotyou100 for a free meal. Use codes at mixt.com or on MIXT app for pick up orders.



Meals can be picked up from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the following locations:


De Anza

Kennedy

Pinole Valley

Richmond

DeJean

Helms

Nystrom

Montalvin

Riverside

Click here to learn more about WCCUSD's meal distribution during the coronavirus outbreak 

Get Financial Help - CA.Gov

If you have been financially affected by COVID-19, you may be eligible for:

  • Unemployment insurance

  • Paid family leave

  • Disability Insurance

  • Relief from financial institutions

  • Statewide moratorium on evictions

https://covid19.ca.gov/get-financial-help/#top

Safety Information

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Click here to learn about the CDC's recommendations for protecting yourself 

Updates on Evictions & Mortgages

ATB Financial 1-800-332-8383

B2B Bank 1-866-684-5637

BMO 1-877-225-5266

Bridgewater Bank 1-866-243-4301

CIBC 1-888-264-6843

Canadiana 1-877-315-1633

CFF Bank 1-855-767-3031

Chinook Financial 403-934-3358

CMLS Financial 1-888-995-2657

Connect First 403-736-4000

Equitable Bank 1-888-334-3313

First National Financial 1-888-488-0794

First Calgary 1-888-488-0794

Haventree Bank 1-855-272-0051

HSBC 1-888-310-4722

Home Trust 1-855-270-3630

HomEquity Bank 1-866-522-2447

ICICI 1-888-424-2422

Lendwise 1-866-675-7022

Manulife 1-855-518-7546

MCAP 1-800-265-2624

Merix 1-877-637-4911

National Bank 1-800-361-9522

Optimum Mortgage 1-866-441-3775

PC Financial 1-888-723-8881

Scotiabank 1-866-472-6842

Servus 1-877-378-8728

RFA 1-877-416-7873

Radius Financial 1-866-550-8227

RMG 1-866-809-5800

Royal Bank of Canada 1-800-769-2511

TD Canada Trust 1-866-222-3456

Tangerine 1-888-826-4374

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