Connecting You to What You Need
A community can be many things. It is people who live in the same neighborhood, city or county. To us, it is all of these. We work collaboratively to engage the community at all levels and focus resources to improve the lives of our residents. Each resource is made available to community members and organizations to help them become self-reliant and maintain well being.
211 Santa Cruz County: a program designed to assist residents of Santa Cruz County to easily connect to a wide variety of health and human services.
FamilyWize: prescription drug discount card lowers the price of eight out of 10 prescriptions for an average savings of 35% per prescription.
Aging and Senior Care Services: Santa Cruz County Senior Network Services provides a directory with needs that effect our aging residents.
Community Assessment Project: a consortium of public and private health, education, human service and civic organizations formed to design and implement a comprehensive annual project which reports on the state of our community.
Emergency Food and Shelter: program which augments the emergency food and shelter needs of county residents through qualified providers of services.
211 Services: a program designed to assist residents of Santa Cruz County to easily connect to a wide variety of health and human services.
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We understand the concern surrounding COVID-19 (Coronavirus) across our communities, and we are closely monitoring the ongoing pandemic. Many of you are concerned not only about the health of yourself and your families but the financial hardships you are facing as a result of prolonged work and event closures. United Way of Santa Cruz County is here to help you through the coronavirus crisis.
We continue to update this page regularly to provide you with the most up-to-date information regarding the coronavirus, along with resources you need to help guide you through this crisis.
Visit our COVID-19 Community Response page
