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Carlos Velazquez, Assistant to the City Manager
408-250-6965; carlos.velazquez@sanjoseca.gov
Media Contact
Demetria Machado, Deputy Public Information Officer, City Manager's Office of Communications
408-535-7777; demetria.machado@sanjoseca.gov
Carlos Velazquez, Assistant to the City Manager
408-250-6965; carlos.velazquez@sanjoseca.gov
Media Contact
Demetria Machado, Deputy Public Information Officer, City Manager's Office of Communications
408-535-7777; demetria.machado@sanjoseca.gov
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What: | The Community Resource Fair will connect families, workers and businesses with resources to help them recover from the pandemic. Attendees will hear and share stories of COVID-19 resilience through in-person testimonials. City departments and more than 20 local organizations will share resources and information about childcare, youth programs, employment assistance, mental health services, food assistance, technical assistance for small businesses, and more. Free food and giveaways include:
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When: | Saturday, August 20, 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. |
Where: | Seven Trees Community Center 3590 Cas Dr, San José, CA 95111 |
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Background: | As part of the City Roadmap study session in March 2021, the City Council approved direction on the formation of the COVID-19 Recovery Task Force (Task Force) and launched in November 2021. The purpose of the 55-member Task Force is to work with the community to "think about the future" as it relates to strengthening and stabilizing families, workers and small businesses. More on The Californer
Since commencing, members have been reviewing City Recovery Initiatives, gathering data and creating strategies. The Community Resource Fair is the culmination of community engagement activities this summer that included a community survey and 25 community events conducted with the help of a Lived Experience Group. The Task Force will use the feedback gathered to inform and shape its recommendations and final report to the City Council anticipated in December. For more information about the COVID-19 Recovery Task Force, visit: www.sanjoseca.gov/covid19recovery |
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