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Thursday, April 9, 2020
GO! magazine — A&E in Northeast Oregon
It’s up to each of us to
contain the spread
of COVID-19. Here’s how
you can do your part
• Keep at least 6 feet away
from other people
• Wash your hands with
soap frequently
• Avoid group gatherings
• Avoid touching your face
• Stay at home as much as
possible
• Use services like delivery
and curbside pickup
whenever possible to
avoid close contact with
others
LISTED SERVICES FROM COMMUNITY CONNECTION
Baker, Union, and Wallowa County Senior Centers: Take Out Meals available for pick-up; Meals On Wheels being delivered.
Northeast Oregon Public Transit: Baker, Union, and Wallowa County transportation services are running. Primary focus is medical,
pharmacy, groceries, and essential services and appointments.
Housing Resource Center: Property Tax Relief program, call Debbie or Susy 541-963-3186 for information
Telephone Reassurance - We make regularly scheduled telephone calls to seniors who live alone and who need someone to call and
check on them. If no one answers, we begin calling emergency contacts, up to and including the police department to do a wellness check.
PEARLS - The Program to Encourage Active, Rewarding Lives (PEARLS) is a national evidence-based program for late-life depression.
PEARLS brings high quality mental health care into community-based settings that reach vulnerable older adults.
Kids Club – Open 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM, health care workers and first responders given preference.
Needed: food donations for food pantries, pet food, childcare supplies: diapers, etc household supplies
& staples: toilet paper, paper towels, cleaners, etc, personal hygiene items: shampoo, toothpaste, etc
Volunteers needed for Meals on Wheels and Kids Club
We are closed during the Covid-19 crisis
This ad is sponsored
as a public service by:
T HE O BSERVER and
1520 ADAMS AVENUE
La GRANDE, OREGON 97850
(541) 963-4144 • 888-449-2704
globef@eoni.com