Fremont Family Resource Center

Are you a family caregiver?

* CleanStart is Being Serviced * When repairs are completed, it will resume its schedule. https://www.fremont.gov/3440/CleanStart-Mobile-Hygiene-Unit

Tomorrow at 10:30am!

We want you for the City of Fremont's Citizen's Advisory Committee! Apply by February 19. CAC members are appointed by the Mayor with the approval of the City Council for a 4-year term. See details below.

Need a replacement EBT card? Info here.

Fremont's Youth & Family Services division is hosting a headphone drive to help the kids who need them for distance learning. If you can help, please see details. Thank you!

BACH (Tri-City Health Center merged with them) has a great team of insurance enrollment counselors. You can sign up for CoveredCA on your own or contact them for assistance. It helps to have a pro help you figure out your insurance choices.

Free COVID tests tomorrow in Fremont!

Good morning. The FRC is here to assist you. All 23 agencies are available by phone, so call us! For the best number to use while we’re working remotely, click on the agency chart or download it from Fremont.gov/FRC. In some cases, we’ve provided new or additional phone numbers. Questions? Call the main FRC number at 510.574.2000.

Compassion Network is scheduling appointments for those interested in receiving groceries for a Thanksgiving meal. Call 510.795.7378.

Parents: Our youth counselors created a drop-in virtual parent support group to help you deal with the challenges caused by COVID-19. Now on Tuesdays & Wednesdays. Register today at www.fremont.gov/3060.Caregiver-Support

LOV will offer a wonderful Thanksgiving meal to Tri-City residents in need. Due to COVID-19, indoor dining isn't available but LOV will set-up take-out meals for pick-up. Awesome! See details below.

New online support group for moms who are pregnant or have babies 0-12 months old. It’s available on Monday’s Oct 26 Dec 14 from 3-4:30pm on Zoom. Call 510.667.4435 or 510.618.2086.

If you live in Alameda County, lost your job/had your hours cut and have little or no household income to work with, see the chart below for Social Service programs that may be applicable to you. Alameda County Social Services are WORKING REMOTELY to help residents with essential services and process applications. You can apply online for several programs at https://www.mybenefitscalwin.org/ or by phone, fax or mail. See chart below.

FRC Giveaway tomorrow morning for Tri-City residents in need!

If your household income is low, consider this cost-saving program & free smartphone. You can go to any California Lifeline provider and we have one conveniently located at the FRC every Wednesday. Stop by or visit www.assurancewireless.com to see if you qualify.

Hello! The FRC is here to assist you. All 23 agencies are available by phone, so call us! For the best number to use while we’re working remotely, click on the agency chart or download it from Fremont.gov/FRC. In some cases, we’ve provided new or additional phone numbers. Questions? Call the main FRC number at 510.574.2000. UPDATE: CityServe Compassion Network has new office hours: Mon-Th 10-3:30.