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 Community Resources Online (CRO)
is
the most up-to-date
and comprehensive database of health and human services in
King County. With more than 6,000 services listed, it is the most
effective way to find assistance with such needs as rent/mortgage payments,
in-home care services, low-cost mental health or chemical dependency
counseling, or legal aid.
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(This Page was last updated on Friday January 29, 2010 )
Public Health H1N1
vaccination: Free
swine flu
vaccinations for
people who can't
afford to pay.
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Who
can get
the free
vaccinations |
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Anyone in King
County can get
vaccinated,
including those
who are not in
the high-risk
groups. It is
still important
for people in
the high-risk
groups to get
vaccinated since
vaccine is the
best protection
against the flu.
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King County
residents who
can't afford to
pay for H1N1
vaccination
($12-$22).
People who can't
afford to pay
for the
vaccination
includes those
who don't have
health insurance
and also people
whose health
insurance does
not cover the
cost of the
vaccination. You
will not be
asked for proof
of citizenship.
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For
information
about
how
to
get
vaccine
and
other
general
H1N1
questions,
call
the
Flu
Hotline
at
877-903-KING
(5464). Recorded information is available 24 hours a day.
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You can keep
updated on the availability of vaccine by frequently checking the Public
Health H1N1 Influenza website:
www.kingcounty.gov/health/H1N1 or the Flu Hotline,
877-903-5464, 24 hours/day (English and Spanish).
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Stay safe,
Stay warm in the cold wet weather
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Winter by Storm was created to help
Western Washington get prepared and stay informed when
bad weather strikes this winter. The website is sponsored by a
partnership that includes King County, the City of Seattle,
Puget Sound Energy and State Farm Insurance.
See the links below for information
about how to prepare for bad weather and
what to do when storms do come our way. Look up
resources covering everything from road and pass
conditions, transit snow plans,
flooding conditions, coping with power
disruptions and preparing for emergencies in the
greater Seattle-King County area. |
For a full
list of carbon monoxide prevention tips in English and 13 additional
languages, visit
www.kingcounty.gov/healthservices/health/preparedness/disaster/carbon-monoxide
For a
complete list of emergency kit items, and more ways to stay safe,
visit the Taking Winter by Storm website at
www.TakeWinterByStorm.org
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Prepare now by following the
action plan and
help keep your family and property safe when the rains come.
You can visit the
King County Region Flood Preparedness Page for the Green
River Valley at:
http://www.kingcounty.gov/safety/FloodPlan/GreenRiverValley.aspx
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