211 NorCal

Do you or your family live in a high fire risk area? Check the High Fire Risk District map at 211Now.com.

If you are an SCE or PG&E customer and use medical or mobility devices, you may qualify for FREE Care Coordination, which can include transportation, hotel accommodation, backup power, and food replacement during planned and unexpected power shutoffs.

Prepare now by visiting 211Now.com to make your Care Coordination appointment today.

¿Necesita ayuda pero no sabe por dónde empezar? ¡Podemos ayudarle! 💙

Llame al 211 o envíe su código postal por mensaje de texto al 898-211 para conectarse con recursos locales de alimentos, vivienda, servicios públicos, atención médica y más.

También puede visitar 211norcal.org para encontrar recursos en su comunidad.

September is Preparedness Month, and here is Step 2! 🚨

Step 2 for disaster preparedness is getting connected to your local emergency alerts. Staying informed during an emergency can help you know when to evacuate, shelter in place, or take other safety precautions.

Not sure which alert system to use? In this post, we’ve listed the direct names of the local emergency alert systems for all nine counties UWNC serves. Find your county and sign up for local emergency alerts today!

Need help finding local disaster preparedness resources? Call 211 to connect with local resources and support.

Want to find a disaster preparedness workshop near you? Visit norcalunitedway.org.

Are you unhoused, at risk of becoming unhoused, or know someone who is?

You can call 211 to get connected to Coordinated Entry and start the process of finding housing resources and support.

So, what is Coordinated Entry? It is a system that helps connect people experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness to available housing resources and services.

If you live in Shasta or Tehama County, call 211 today and a live specialist can assist you!

Are you disaster prepared? 🚨

Step 1 for disaster preparedness is identifying your support network and emergency contacts.

Make sure you have their contact information saved in your phone, tablet, or even written down. But don’t forget to talk to them too! Let them know they’re your emergency contact and what you may need from them during a disaster.

You may be relying on them during a crisis, so make sure you have those conversations before disaster strikes.

Need help finding local disaster preparedness resources? Call 211 to connect with local resources and support.

Want to learn more? Find a disaster preparedness workshop near you at norcalunitedway.org.

Si recientemente experimentó un corte de energía por motivos de seguridad pública (PSPS) y necesita ayuda para recuperarse, llame al 211 o envíe un mensaje de texto con la palabra "PSPS" al 211-211 para obtener conexiones con recursos e información de PSPS.

Cuando existe riesgo de incendio forestal, es posible que las empresas de servicios públicos deban cortar el suministro eléctrico como último recurso para garantizar la seguridad pública cuando existe un mayor riesgo de incendio forestal.

If you recently experienced a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) and need help recovering, call 211 or text "PSPS" to 211-211 for connections to PSPS resources and information.

When there’s a risk of a wildfire, utility companies may need to turn off power as a last resort to ensure public safety when there's an increased wildfire risk.