COVID-19

We hope this message finds you healthy and safe during this crisis. PACDC staff will continue to work from home until it’s safe to reopen our offices.

As we monitor the impact of COVID-19 in our neighborhoods, our staff and board of directors are all-the-more committed to building an Equitable Philadelphia and supporting our members at this time.

COVID -19 Policy

As Philadelphia and the nation struggle with the economic fallout of the COVID-19 crisis, PACDC released a new report showing that over the last 28 years, Philadelphia CDCs boosted the local economy by more than $5.4 billion and the Pennsylvania economy by $9 billion. Learn more here

Take Action

Contact Senators Toomey and Casey and urge them to pass a stimulus bill that supports community development now!

Sen. Bob Casey
(202) 224-6324
(215) 405-9660
Contact Senator Casey
Sen. Pat Toomey
(202) 224-4254
(215) 241-1090
Contact Senator Toomey

COVID-19 Policy Agenda

PACDC released a policy agenda calling for protections for renters, home owners, small businesses, and the non-profits that serve them, to help Philadelphia make it through the immediate COVID-19 crisis.

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COVID-19 Resources

We’re going to be honest here: We have more questions than answers, but with your support and collaboration, we will meet this challenge together. As a first step, our staff has compiled this COVID-19 Resource Directory for both our members and fellow Philadelphians looking to receive and offer help.

RESOURCE DIRECTORY

Materials

Encourage Your Neighbors to Stay Home

As trusted sources of vital information, Philly’s CDCs, NACs, RCOs, and other community organizations are uniquely well-suited to persuade our neighbors to stay home. To help, here are several important COVID-19 resources developed by or in conjunction with health professionals locally: 

City Operations

The City announced new restrictions on private, public, and business activities to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. The restriction will last from Friday, November 20th through Friday, January 1st. A full list of the restrictions can be found here.

To receive the most up-to-date information in this rapidly changing environment, please visit Philadelphia’s COVID-19 site to receive the most up-to-date information. You can also sign up to receive text alerts by texting COVID19-PHL to 888777. To speak to a healthcare professional 24/7, dial 800-722-7112.