Minnesota has developed relationships with community organizations to provide targeted access to COVID information and resources across the state. These COVID-19 Community Coordinators—or CCC’s—include the Department of Indian Work - Interfaith Action, the Northwest Indian Community Development Center and the American Indian Community Housing Organization.CCC’s can answer questions about:·         Where to get tested for COVID-19·         Food support·         Health care and mental health resources·         Housing and rental assistance·         COVID-19 case investigation and contact tracing·         Employment resourcesIn addition to communities of color, dozens of CCC’s serve the LGBTQ-plus, disability, ethnic and immigrant communities. They can help in multiple languages.To find a CCC, go to: health DOT state DOT m-n DOT u-s BACKSLASH c-c-c. Each organization entry provides the hotline number, contact information and hours of operation.For MN Native News…. I’m Marie Rock. For more information go online to M-N Native news DOT O-R-GOUTRO/FUNDER: (pre-recorded)Marie: This MN Native News COVID-19 Daily Update is supported by the MN Dept. of Health.

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