Sacramento County COVID-19 Collaborative
Keeping each other healthy.
Keeping our community healthy.
Keeping our businesses healthy.
Collab For Our Community
The Sacramento County COVID-19 Collaborative — Sac Collab — supports COVID-19 response efforts to control the pandemic. We have provided community-residence Case Investigators, Contact Tracers, Resource Coordinators, Business Navigators and now Vaccine Ambassadors to support Sacramento County residents, especially those living in neighborhoods experiencing the worst impacts of COVID-19.
The Sac Collab is a community partnership supported by the Sacramento County Division of Public Health, The Center at Sierra Health Foundation and multi-ethnic community-based organizations located throughout Sacramento County.
Community Impact
- $5,302,534 in Financial Assistance
- 153,000 Meals Provided
- More than 7,400 Small Businesses Reached
- Nine Sac Collab Partners Host Vaccination Clinics
- Thirteen Sac Collab Partners Host Testing Sites
Vaccine Clinics
Access the Sacramento County Public Health Weekly Vaccine Events schedule for Jan. 23-29 to find vaccine clinics in your neighborhood.
Vaccine Influencer Training
La Familia Vaccine Influencer training in Spanish.
Access the webinar recording and webinar slides.
Building COVID-19 Vaccine Confidence in the African American Community
Access the webinar recording and webinar slides.
Building COVID-19 Vaccine Confidence in Sacramento Communities
Access the webinar recording.
Building COVID-19 Vaccine Confidence with Slavic Communities
Access the webinar recording.
OUR COLLAB TEAM
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Business Navigator
The Sacramento County COVID-19 Collaborative provides education and information for small and minority-owned businesses that have been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic. We support business owners’ understanding of public health orders and industry-specific guidance related to COVID-19.
The Business Navigator program was established as a partnership of the Sacramento County Division of Public Health, Environmental Management Department, Economic Development and The Center at Sierra Health Foundation to assist small and minority-owned businesses in economically disadvantaged communities.
Resource Coordinator
Social distancing and self-isolation, while critical, are incredibly difficult for many people. Community members need healthy food, safe housing and paid leave to quarantine. The Sacramento County COVID-19 Collaborative has people who can help.
Our local Resource Coordinators accompany community members who have tested positive for COVID-19 and their contacts on their journeys to health and wellness. They connect them with social resources in their community so they can safely isolate and reduce spread of the virus.
The Resource Coordinator works with contact tracers and community organizations to make sure individuals and families have what they need to follow COVID-19 self-isolation and quarantine protocols. They do this through health education, coaching and modeling and by reinforcing recommended health messages.
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