Resources for Hayward community members:
Hayward Mutual Aid Network – forms if community members:
Information on health services, legal services, educational resources, and food distribution centers. Hayward Community Resource webpage
The City of Hayward telephone hotline and call center provides reliable, up-to-date information to community members about coronavirus COVID-19, its local impact and how the City of Hayward is responding.
The hotline number, (510) 583-4949, will be staffed by a multilingual group of City employee volunteers and workers reassigned from other duties, and will operate from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a week starting today.
One purpose of the hotline is to reduce demand on the Hayward 911 emergency dispatch call center.
Another goal is to provide residents—regardless of the language they speak or immigration status—trustworthy information and connections to the services and help they may need.
Before calling the hotline, Hayward residents are highly encouraged to first go online to the City’s COVID-19 Updates webpage for current information and a growing list of links to other reliable resources.
Hayward community members may send questions about these or other resources to HaywardCommuityResource@gmail.com
Freshmen Day of Service registration will close February 14th.
March 3rd - Apr 23 (Tues, Weds and Thurs) between 11:00am - 2:00pm at the Upper Library Walkway. Rainy Days at SA Building 1st floor.
Pioneers for Change_2020-2021 Pioneers for change (PFC) is a paid service-learning, peer-to-peer, leadership program. The mission of PFC is to provide opportunities for growth and development through team building, service projects, and service-learning internships that encourage students to be leaders on and off-campus as well as catalysts for positive change within the community. PFC is based on the three pillars of personal, professional, and social responsibility.
