Resources for Human Service Providers Responding to COVID-19
Physical Distancing - Social Solidarity
Most people have had trauma in their lives, staff and clients alike. The emerging world-wide health, social, political and economic crisis caused by the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, is
triggering for all of us and interferes with our ability to provide quality services to the vulnerable populations we serve. Choosing a trauma informed approach to all our interactions with
co-workers, clients, family, and strangers is the first step to offering a healing and effective presence in the world we are in today. The following information can assist with navigating the
current situation in a way that protects staff and clients, builds and embodies resilience, and chooses social solidarity in this time of physical distancing.
This resource includes two sections:
- Information to help providers navigate COVID-19. Provides reminders and ways to think about your work with clients, self-care and the role of leader
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A list of resources by category including:
- Basic COVID-19 Information for client education
- Setting up your team for success working remotely
- Nonprofit Preparedness Resources
- HIV and COVID-19
- Self-Care & Resilience
- People Experiencing Homelessness
- Reducing Stigma
- Mental Health, Anxiety & Stress
- Parents and Children
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