NFO Resources

Here is a list of services and resources available to North Fair Oaks community members.

Health and Safety Resources:
For vaccination, testing or any issues related to COVID-19, visit the San Mateo County’s website www.smcgov.org or call 2-1-1, which is a multilingual telephone line for non-medical questions and referrals.

• Visit the website called MyTurn (https://myturn.ca.gov) to get your vaccine at your nearest location.
• San Mateo County COVID-19 website with information in many languages: https://www.smchealth.org/coronavirus 
• People can dial 2-1-1 to call the multilingual line that San Mateo County has for non-medical questions and referrals.
• COVID-19 testing program for people who live in San Mateo County and do not have health insurance: http://bit.ly/SMateoTesting.

Other Community Services:

Fair Oaks Community Center: The Fair Oaks Community Center is providing food pantry services, diapers for parents with children, a rental assistance program, and other essential services, including advice and help with immigration issues and referrals. During the pandemic, please call first as their offices remain closed with the workers working inside. Call them with your needs and they will direct you on how to get the services you need. Their telephone number is: (650) 780-7500   Their address is: 2600 Middlefield Road, Redwood City, CA 94063

Great Plates: The Great Plates Delivered program was conceived at the state level, anticipates partial reimbursement from federal sources, and is first in the nation to create a vital solution that connects residents-in-need with struggling restaurants and local food providers. Eligible residents include those who are COVID-19 positive or have been exposed to COVID-19, and individuals with an underlying condition. In addition, they must live alone or with one other eligible adult, may not currently be receiving assistance from other state or federal nutrition assistance programs, and earn less than 600% of the federal poverty limit. Great Plates Delivered SMC is open for enrollment now. Residents are encouraged to call (800) 675-8437, and speak to multi-lingual county staff to apply for meal delivery services. 

Legal and Financial Aid for Immigrants: