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COVID-19 Community and Household Resources
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) have many resources available for citizens to learn more about the novel coronavirus known as COVID-19.
To make all currently available information easy for our citizens to access, please click the following links for information related to COVID-19 preparation and community resources:
COVID-19 Community and Household Resources:
- VDH - COVIDWISE
- CDC Daily Life and Going Out
- CDC Use of Masks
- CDC How to Make Masks - Video with U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams
- World Health Organization (WHO) - When and How to Use Masks
- CDC COVID-19 Household Preparation
- CDC COVID-19 Community Preparation
- VDH COVID-19 Preparation Checklist for Individuals and Families
- VDH COVID-19-Fighting Products List
COVID-19 VDDHH Resources:
COVID-19 CCPS Community Resources:
COVID-19 and Access to the Internet:
- Chesterfield County Public WiFi Locations
- Internet Service Providers Offering COVID-19 Crisis Assistance
- Comcast Offers Xfinity WiFi Free
- Locate a free Comcast Xfinity WiFi Hotspot
COVID-19 Older Adult Resources:
- Chesterfield County Aging & Disability Services
- AARP
- Alzheimer’s Association Greater Richmond Chapter
- Senior Connections: The Capital Area Agency on Aging
- Senior Living: Social Distancing Apps for Seniors
- United Way (2-1-1)
- Virginia Navigator
COVID-19 Family and Parent Resources:
Staying Active - Fitness, Crafts, Learning Opportunities and More!
- Chesterfield County Parks and Recreation - Virtual Recreation Programs
- Chesterfield County Parks and Recreation - Activity Videos (YouTube Channel Playlist)
- Sports Backers - Fitness Warriors (YouTube Channel Playlist)
- Sports Backers - Kids Run RVA (YouTube Channel Playlist)
- Sports Backers - Stay Healthy, Stay Strong - Online Workouts and Virtual Events
- Comcast Launches Xfinity Education Destination for Kids K-12
Mental Health and Coping
- CDC Stress and Coping During COVID-19
- Mental Health Support Services (MHSS) COVID-19 Resource Guide
- Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services - Self-Help and Recovery Support Resources
- COVID-19 Military Service Members Veterans and Family Resources
- National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) - Talking to Children About COVID-19: A Parent Resource
- National Alliance for Grieving Children (NAGC) - Responding to Change and Loss
- Chesterfield County Prevention Services Facebook
- Talk, They Hear You - Conversations About Underage Drinking
- Confident Parents, Confident Kids - My Kid’s School is Closed, So Now What?
- Psychology Today - How to Talk to Kids and Teens About the Coronavirus
- Mental Health Support Services (MHSS) - Behavior Management with Young Children
Mental Health Support Services Phone Numbers
Mental Health Support Services (MHSS) is here for you and your loved ones during this unprecedented time. Please reach us by calling:
- Department Line (804) 748-1227 – For general questions regarding MHSS programs and services.
- Main Intake Line (804) 768-7318 – For anyone who would like to begin receiving MHSS services or who would like to gather information and advice on behalf of another.
- 24/7 Crisis Intervention Line (804) 748-6356 – For individuals experiencing a psychiatric emergency.
- Mental Health Support Services (MHSS) COVID-19 Resource Guide
- Mental Health Support Services (MHSS) Mental Health Information and Resource Guide
Kelly Fried, Director of Mental Health Support Services for Chesterfield County, shared important information and tips for staying mentally healthy during her Tuesday, April 7 interview with John Reid of WRVA.
Kelly Fried, Director of Mental Health Support Services for Chesterfield County, joined Stephanie Clark on WRWK 98.9 FM The Work on Monday, April 20, to talk about staying mentally healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic.