COVID
COVID Vaccine Resources
- See the Youth Vax Facts for Alameda County
- CDPH COVID-19 Public Health Recommendations for Fully Vaccinated People (4/15/21)
- Alameda County residents can schedule a vaccination online or call 510-208-4829. Find out if a homebound vaccination is right for you. Alameda County also offers in-car vaccinations at our county-run sites for those who can leave home but have limited mobility.
Safe Programming
COVID safe in-person programs have been conducted successfully since June 22, 2020. Some program classes are on hold or are being conducted virtually. Where in-person programs continue, class size has been reduced, masks-required, and social-distancing guidelines observed. Through “stable-groups” or “social-bubbles,” the number of persons interacting has been safely limited.
Recreation
- The fitness center is currently closed and use of the Edendale Gymnasium suspended.
- Most recreation classes are being conducted outdoors.
Education
- Daily small group academic support has been integrated into all stable group offerings.
Art
- Classes in painting, drawing, collage, sculpture, mixed-media, bookmaking, paper arts, and sewing are being conducted in stable groups.
- Classes in digital compositing, digital painting, digital photography, digital illustration, graphic design, digital music, video production, music production, and independent digital arts projects are being conducted in stable groups.
Career
- Virtual career counseling and workshops continue.
- Virtual career spotlight sessions, with employers in a handful of sectors, continue.
- Drop-in career counseling, planned college tours, and planned job fairs are on hold.
Health
- In-person home-visits and scheduled on-site visits are happening. Most drop-in, on-site visits are on hold. We have also rolled out a resource line for Transition Aged Youth (18-24). See Health Section for instructions on phone numbers and times.
Connecting Youth and Families to Critical Services
When shelter-in-place orders were Issued, REACH staff called 550+ families of members to:
- Explain and answer questions about the health order.
- Share how REACH could continue to support them even while in-person programming was paused.
- Provide resources and referrals to respond to new and emerging needs due to the pandemic.