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MONROE COUNTY
SENIOR RIDE RESOURCES
FOR VOTING DAY
Need a ride to vote?
View our senior ride resources for voting provided by RTS, Medical Motors, LYFT, UBER, Partnership between Monroe County and Compeer, STAR, EISEP, and TRAC at Lifespan.
Printable list (PDF)
Monroe County Rental/Mortgage Assistance Program
Documents Required for Appointments (PDF)
Volunteer!
Looking to give back in a meaningful way, come volunteer for our program responding to individuals in crisis through various opportunities, click here to learn more and apply.
Check out our Community Impact in 2019!
See 211 By the Numbers 2019 (PDF)
211 Impact for Livingston County
211 Impact for Monroe County (PDF)
211 Impact for Ontario County (PDF)
211 Impact for Wayne County (PDF)
Print your own 211/LL Cards & Flyers!
Available in both English and Spanish!
Print Cards (PDF)
Educator Ad (PDF)
Social Worker Ad (PDF)
Counselor Ad (PDF)
Connect with Get Ready to GROW!
Looking for Children’s early screening for developmental challenges? GROW is a resource for any 3-year-old child for screening within the City of Rochester / Monroe County
Homeless?
Need help?
Need help or want to help the effort to end homelessness?
http://rochomeless.org
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Coronavirus Disease
Rochester COVID-19 Feedback
As Rochester’s leaders come together to address the COVID-19 outbreak, your input is needed now more than ever which can be completed here. You can also text feedback to 585-210 9645.
Click here for COVID-19 Resources
COVID-19 Quick Reference Guide (PDF)
COVID-19 Quick Reference Guide (Spanish, PDF)
If you are seeking information specific about the Coronavirus, you can reach out to Novel Coronavirus Hotline at 1-888-364-3065
Share the facts – Coronavirus 2019
Stop the spread of germs
Stop the spread of germs (Spanish)
Healthcare Workforce
Check out our NEW Long Term Care Workforce Investment Organization (WIO) Directory focused on providing support to community and health care workers, from trainings to resources to help. If you’re an agency that assists this population of the workforce and were not in our database, please click here for our agency page and share your information with us!
Suicide Prevention Resources: Tools to Stay Safe
At 211/LIFE LINE we want to empower our community members with tools to support themselves or loved ones they are concerned about who might be struggling with thoughts of suicide.
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Welcome to our 211/LIFE LINE website! Special thanks to the Genesee Valley Health Partnership for their support and sponsorship for the new website, allowing community members and professionals to navigate essential resources in a few clicks!
Find Resources
Looking to find resources in your area? You can search our online Community Resource Database with over 6,000 listings of community, social, and government services.
1. Click on popular topics above
2. Enter in your own search term above
3. Browse all topics (top link)
4. Dial 211 or 1-877-356-9211
5. Text your zip code to TXT-211, available 24/7 for information and referrals
6. Chat with us (click Chat button)
Chat is available 7 days a week from 8am-11pm
Mental Health
Coping with the Holidays
Mental Health Association
Bullying–LBGT Youth / those perceived with Different Sexual Orientations (PDF)
www.mharochester.org
Have I got a Problem?
Connect videos, web resources, and information on mental health and addiction.
www.haveigotaproblem.com
Need some coping skill suggestions?
A List of Coping Skills for Anger, Anxiety, and Depression
Positive Coping Skills
Understanding more about Self-Harm
Help Guide
Tips for coping with Self-Harm
Coping Strategies by Cornell (PDF)
Unstress yourself
Worksheets for Coping Skills
2-1-1 Counts displays an interactive summary data for 211 call center requests and needs.
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