Illinois Unidos provides a collection of resources developed for and focusing on Latinx families to address:

• Frequently asked questions regarding vaccinations and mitigation measures
• Accessing health, economic and mental health community services
• Stopping the growth of COVID-19
• The devastating economic impact of COVID-19

Illinois Unidos is a consortium of more than 150 Latino elected and appointed officials, health professionals and representatives of community-based organizations.

Hands & Voices is a nationwide, parent-driven organization supporting families with children who are deaf or hard of hearing without a bias around communication modes or methodology.

Hands & Voices working in partnership with the St. Petersburg Early Intervention Institute provides a Russian translation of materials aimed at improving services and child outcomes.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services‘ “We Can Do This” campaign features consistent, fact-based COVID-19 public health information and shareable resources in multiple languages and formats all in one place.

“We Can Do This” provides facts sheets, posters, social media posts, videos and outreach toolkits on topics including:

• Tailored information for at-risk groups
• Booster information
• Finding and preparing for a COVID-19 vaccine
• COVID-19 survivor stories and testimonials
• Ask the doctor videos

Empowering people. Inspiring capabilities. ( EP!C ) serves individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. EP!C helps individuals with disabilities at all levels achieve their goals and live their lives to the fullest by providing a range of programs and services including:

• Educational services
• Community living services
• Employment services
• Harvest horticulture program
• EP!Casso art program

EP!C provides services to individuals in central and some southern Illinois communities.

The Arc’s Virtual Program Library is a free hub full of on-demand activities that people with disabilities, and their families and service providers can do at home.

Topics include arts, community and life skills, health and wellness, virtual clubs, and more. Service providers can also find and share resources to facilitate or deliver live, remote programming for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

The Conversation/ La Conversación website features Latinx doctors, nurses and promotoras providing accessible facts and dispelling misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccines.

It includes an extensive library of frequently-asked-questions videos in English and Spanish to address common questions from the Latino community.

FoodFinder’s free website and app display an interactive food assistance map, helping users find their nearest food pantry or other free food programs anywhere in the United States.

• Website: https://foodfinder.us/
• App: “FoodFinder – Fighting Hunger”
• Email: info@foodfinder.us

RespectAbility has compiled an extensive list of COVID-19 resources for people with disabilities, including vaccine information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in easy-to-read formats, communications tools in a wide variety of languages and entire toolkits in American Sign Language (ASL).

They also include a toolkit with steps for making events accessible for all and information focusing on accessibility, well-being and assistance programs from a variety of sources.

RespectAbility’s Virtual Education & Students with Disabilities Resource Guide offers a student with a disability or an adult (parent, guardian, teacher or otherwise) who is championing success for a student with a disability a wide range of information for supporting student success in the time of COVID-19 and beyond.

The toolkit includes virtual resource guides, homeschool programs, information on legal rights, special education resources, mental health resources and more.

Hosted by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and VaccineFinder from Boston Children’s Hospital, Vaccines.gov provides information and help with:

• Finding a COVID-19 vaccine or booster or a flu shot at a location near you
• Making an appointment
• Answering frequently asked questions about the vaccines

Vaccines.gov also provides a COVID-19 Vaccine Hotline in multiple languages at (800) 232-0233  or (888) 720-7489 (TTY).

A Disability Information and Access Line (DIAL) providing COVID-19 vaccination support for people with disabilities is also available at (888) 677-1199 or  DIAL@n4a.org.