Coronavirus Resources
Tips on how to stay safe during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak
and ideas and activities to keep busy during stay home, stay safe
and ideas and activities to keep busy during stay home, stay safe
How to Protect Yourself Against Coronavirus
- Wash your hands frequently
- Maintain social distancing
- Avoid touching eyes, nose, and mouth
- Cover your mouth and nose when you cough or sneeze
- If you have a fever, cough, and difficulty breathing, seek medical help
For more information, visit the World Health Organization's page on protective measures against the coronavirus.
Find ways to talk about and cope with coronavirus.
For information on how to protect yourself financially during the coronavirus outbreak, visit our financial resource page.
MDHHS has launched a statewide, peer-run warmline for Michiganders living with persistent mental health conditions during the COVID-19 pandemic. It operates daily from 10AM-2AM at 888-733-7753.
They also have a guide on how to prevent and prepare for COVID-19.
They also have a guide on how to prevent and prepare for COVID-19.
Food Opportunities
Commodity food distributions are continuing as scheduled with a few changes to ensure the health and safety of all involved: Please remain in your vehicle when you arrive at the site. We will be checking you in from your car and will place your food box in your trunk. If the line is too full to safely enter, please park your vehicle in a parking spot and wait. Do not block entrances or exits with your vehicle. We will remain on site until all customers have received their food. Private site distributions will also continue. We will modify our procedures for each unique setting. View the senior calendar here and the quarterly calendar here.
Check out the Michigan Department of Education's interactive map showing where families can receive two meals a day for each child from 0-18 and students with disabilities from 18-26.
Michigan is the first state to provide food to families affected by school closings caused by COVID-19 under the Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer Program (P-EBT). Families with children who receive free or reduced-cost lunches at school qualify for this program.
For more free and discounted food opportunities, view the resource list for your county. Opportunities are subject to change as the situation evolves. We are updating these lists as we receive the most up to date information. If your business or organization is offering free or discounted food opportunities we can add to these lists, please message us at contactus@mmcaa.org.
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Locations
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CLARE COUNTY
Administrative Office 1574 E Washington Road PO Box 768 Farwell, MI 48622 Phone 989-386-3805 Toll-Free 1-877-213-5948 Fax 989-386-3277 contactus@mmcaa.org FOOD WAREHOUSE 2300 E Ludington Drive Clare, MI 48617 contactus@mmcaa.org WIC CLINIC 337 Lemke Street Midland, MI 48642 Phone 989-832-7310 Toll-Free 1-877-210-3169 WIC@mmcaa.org contactus@mmcaa.org |
BAY COUNTY
111 South Washington Avenue Bay City, MI 48708 Phone: 989-894-9060 contactus@mmcaa.org GLADWIN COUNTY 1302 Chatterton Street Gladwin, MI 48624 Phone: 989-426-2801 contactus@mmcaa.org MIDLAND COUNTY 1409 Washington Street Midland, MI 48640 Phone: 989-832-7377 contactus@mmcaa.org |
MECOSTA COUNTY
14330 Northland Drive Big Rapids MI 49307 Phone: 231-660-0271 contactus@mmcaa.org OSCEOLA COUNTY 240 E Church Street Reed City, MI 49677 Phone: 231-791-7078 contactus@mmcaa.org MUSKEGON COUNTY Phone: 231-660-0271 contactus@mmcaa.org OCEANA COUNTY Phone: 231-660-0271 contactus@mmcaa.org |