Practical Support
Family Resource CentersA full listing of Family Resource Centers in San Luis Obispo County can be found here:
https://sloparents.org/slo-frc-directory/ Contact an advocate or staff member at a Family Resource Center for support with non-medical needs such as food, clothing, shelter, parent education and navigating social services. Please note that services and hours of operation may be modified due to COVID-19. 
Download this flyer for the following contact information for CAPSLO and The Link Family Advocates and other resources:
Bilingual family advocates at The Link Family Resource Center help families countywide with services that include support accessing food, housing, clothing, health care, and parent education.
Early Childhood Advocate services are available for pregnant women and families with children ages 0 - 5. Download the Link Brochure in English/Spanish here.
Resource ListsSLO County DSS: Comprehensive lists with services offered in SLO County can be found on the Department of Social Services website through this link.
PMAD SLO: Developed by the Maternal Child & Adolescent Program of San Luis Obispo County, this directory is designed for use by parents and service providers. https://pmadslo.org/resources (Additional resource for maternal health can be found here.) Eviction ResourcesCOVID-19 Rental and Mortgage Assistance
CA COVID-19 Mortgage Relief is still open - learn more at: https://camortgagerelief.org/
CA COVID-19 Rent Relief closed on March 31, 2022. To find out if there are other rent relief resources available, contact:
SLO County Eviction ProtectionHelpful information and services for both landlords and tenants are available through the Court’s Self-Help Center at SLO Superior Court which is open Monday through Friday. Visit their web site for more information or to schedule an appointment: https://www.slo.courts.ca.gov/self-help/evictions
The SLO Legal Assistance Foundation (SLOLAF) website provides FAQs, in English and Spanish, regarding COVID-19 evictions for residential tenants in SLO County: slolaf.org. For additional assistance in English or Spanish, contact the SLO Legal Assistance Foundation at (805) 543-5140 or email info@slolaf.org.
Update to COVID-10 eviction protections, March 31-June 30, 2022Important eviction update from the SLO Legal Assistance Foundation:
On March 31, 2022, California extended some protections for tenants who are facing eviction for unpaid rent. Through June 30, 2022, tenants who completed an application for rent relief on or before March 31, 2022 cannot be evicted for unpaid rent that was due before April 1, 2022. Additionally, tenants who have been approved for rent relief but are still waiting for the money to be disbursed by the state can ask the court to stop an eviction for unpaid rent due before April 1, 2022. Tenants who are eligible for these and other eviction protections must still file a response to an eviction lawsuit within 5 court days of being served. Tenants can contact SLO Legal Assistance Foundation at (805) 543-5140 or at intake@slolaf.org for help filing a response to an eviction lawsuit. |
Emergency BroadbandEligible households may receive a temporary monthly discount off the cost of broadband service from an approved provider along with one-time discounts on a device. Households with a child enrolled in the free/reduced lunch program qualify. Learn more at https://getemergencybroadband.org/
CAPSLO Financial Resource SpecialistReyna Solis can assist families with managing money, prioritizing bills and navigating resources. Contact Reyna at (805) 440-3395.
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