Please be aware that this information may change according to the needs of pop-ups, walk-ups, and drive-ups. Please also read all the requirements in order to ensure you meet the requirements for a free test. Note that the test type and testing criteria vary by location, and you may want to learn more about the test type and testing criteria at these sites. |
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San Fernando Park
208 Park Ave.
San Fernando
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Lake Los Angeles Community Clinic - DHS
16921 E Ave O, Space G
Los Angeles
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Wilsona Elementary Campus at McPherson Hall
41625 N. 170th Street East
93535
Walk-up only (by appointment)
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Antelope Valley Fairgrounds
2551 West Avenue H
Lancaster
Walk-up only (by appointment)
Drive-up (by appointment)
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Vallarta Market
10175 San Fernando Road
Pacoima
Walk-up only (by appointment)
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High Desert Regional Health Center - DHS
335 East Avenue I
Lancaster
To make an appointment: https://la.fulgentgenetics.com/appointment/screen/landing
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Palmdale Hammack Center
815 E Avenue Q6
Palmdale
To make an appointment: https://la.fulgentgenetics.com/appointment/screen/landing
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West Valley - Warner Center
6097 Canoga Ave.
Woodland Hills
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Southern California Medical Center
14550 Haynes St.
Van Nuys
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College of the Canyons
26455 Rockwell Canyon Rd.
Santa Clarita
To make an appointment: https://la.fulgentgenetics.com/appointment/screen/landing
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Balboa Park
5903 N. Balboa Blvd
Van Nuys
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Center for Family Health & Education
8727 Van Nuys Boulevard
Panorama City
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Panorama City
14665 Roscoe Blvd.
Panorama City
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Please find below links for information about other COVID testing resources through LA County and LA City. If someone does not have access to the internet, call “211” to make an appointment for a test.
Additionally, LA County is currently offering a no-cost mail home testing program from December 1 - Feb 15 for individuals with disabilities who cannot otherwise go to a testing site.
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Friendly Reminder from Los Angeles County Department of Public Health
Testing does not prevent COVID-19. The virus is still in our community & measures like wearing face coverings, practicing physical distancing, and avoiding indoor gatherings work to protect you and others around you.
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HCIDLA offers a Homelessness Prevention Program for Families through their FamilySource Centers which provides multiple FREE services and help with social, educational, work and family support.
Learn more at:
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Tenants and landlords impacted by #COVID19, now have new protections and relief under the Housing Stabilization Act of 2020.
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From LA's COVID Resources page, LA Represents, a pro bono program that will provide legal services without charge to people facing hardships due to COVID-19. The following page https://coronavirus.la/LARepresents, will provide more information including the issues that the lawyers will help you with: landlord, safety, employment, debt, and other legal questions.
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From Los Angeles County, options available for low-cost internet services, low-cost computers & phones, and digital literacy services!
Learn more at the following link:
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Landlord/Tenant Hotline available from HCIDLA! Designed to answer all landlord-tenant related inquiries and issues. Hours are Mondays through Fridays from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm and Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. The hotline number is 1-866-557-7368.
More information available at:
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Los Angeles Department of Water and Power have discount and special rate programs for seniors, as well as low-income discount program and life-support equipment discount.
For further information, please visit the following:
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Update from the Department of Public Social Services:
DPSS serves all County residents as an “Essential Services” department and provides benefits that meet life’s basic needs, such as food, health insurance, employment, and housing. We want everyone to stay informed about these essential benefits, and learn about resources offered by other service organizations. Please share this important information with those in your community who need it most.
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The 2021 Rent Relief Program Applications are not yet available and are under development. Sign up to receive updates when the 2021 Rent Relief Application becomes available at https://211la.org/lacounty/rentrelief
Applicable to eligible applicants from August 2020 application period.
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L.A. County has voted to extend its Eviction Moratorium through February 28, 2021 and added additional protections to protect vulnerable renters. To learn more about the County's Temporary Eviction Moratorium, visit https://dcba.lacounty.gov/noevictions/
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Los Angeles County Development Authority is offering a series of FREE webinars through its BizHelp Program. The webinars are meant to help businesses large and small navigate through economic uncertainty and prepare them for a post-COVID-19 economy.
Multiple languages are available.
For more information and registration:
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A program from Metro, Low-Income Fare is Easy (LIFE), which is designed to provide transportation to low-income individuals in Los Angeles.
Once enrolled, LIFE benefits can be loaded onto your TAP card at any participating vendor. If you are a Reduced-Fare TAP cardholder, you may also be eligible for additional savings with LIFE.
Learn more about Low-Income Fare is Easy (LIFE) at the following link:
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From LA County Library, FREE online homework help (both English & Spanish) from a live online tutor. All you need is your LA County Library card and PIN, and an internet connection.
Hours are every day from 12 pm to 10 pm. Available to K-12, college students, and adult learners. Find out more information at the following link:
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LA Jobs Portal and additional resources for all economically impacted by COVID-19 pandemic.
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Los Angeles COVID-19 Resources
For more information, please visit the following page:
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City of L.A. Resource Guide for Immigrants during COVID-19 Crisis
For more information, please visit the following page:
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You can earn an accredited high school diploma for FREE online in 18 months or less through LA County Library and the Career Online High School program.
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FREE 'Parent-Ade: When Life Gives You Distance Learning' virtual series from LA County Library, every Wednesday at 4 pm for the English language and 5 pm for the Spanish language. Covers a range of topics.
Learn more at:
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FREE Virtual Preparedness Classes offered by the American Red Cross of Los Angeles Region.
Learn to be “Red Cross Ready” in their online format. Every Tuesday and Thursday (y los miércoles en español), the American Red Cross Los Angeles Region is offering FREE preparedness education classes designed to help you understand, prepare for and respond appropriately to disasters big and small.
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The resources listed above are for informational purposes only. NLACRC does not guarantee or warrant the accuracy, relevance, timeliness, or completeness of the information contained on any linked website. Any reference to a specific product, process, or service does not constitute or imply an endorsement by NLACRC of the product, service, or provider. The views and opinions expressed in any linked website do not necessarily state or reflect those of NLACRC. |
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