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COVID-19 Resources

Our recovery starts now.

This page includes helpful resources and information for parents, families and workers.

If you have additional resources to share, please contact us!

Troy School District Homeschooling and Tutors

Troy School District’s comprehensive list of resources

Troy Tutors (average Troy tutoring rate is $16 per hour)

Troy School District K-5 Media Extended Learning Opportunities

Transportation

Childcare

Michigan.gov FAQ

Seniors

Masks

Local Troy businesses selling masks:

You can pick up masks from this seller’s home in Troy (but make sure you first message the seller)

Master Drapery in Troy - click on ‘About’ for contact information

Lace Boutique in Troy - click on ‘About’ for contact information

Donations

TSD Cares (Troy School District) - funds raised will be used for groceries and other basic needs for students and their families during this time

A list of item to donate from the Troy School District

Gleaners Food Bank - providing households in southeast Michigan with access to sufficient, nutritious food and related resources. You can donate money to give a quarantine box for seniors.

GiveDirectly - giving cash grants directly to families on SNAP in areas highest hit by COVID-19

Direct Relief - providing medical equipment / PPE to frontline workers and EMS workers

Frontline Responders Fund - buying and delivering PPE and ventilators to medical facilities

Rising Together

Providing the

Support We Need

Elbow Greetings

Groceries

Free groceries to pick up

Free groceries to pick up for households with children

Meal pickup locator

Free grocery delivery program for individuals over the age of 80

Grocery Delivery Services

You can buy groceries on Amazon. You can get a free 2-hour delivery if you purchase a prime membership through Amazon

You can buy groceries on Instacart. Groceries can be delivered to your doorstep in as little as 1 hour

Local Michigan produce delivered

Grocery Stores Accommodating the Needs of Seniors

Trader Joe's opens its doors exclusively to seniors every day from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.

Walgreen’s senior hour is Tuesdays from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.

Walmart is offering a shopping hour from 6 a.m. to 7 a.m. every Tuesday for customers 60 and over.

Target's first open hour on Wednesdays is reserved for seniors and those with underlying health concerns.

Small Business

Michigan Economic Development Corporation Resources

Unemployment

Unemployment site with resources

From State Senator Mallory McMorrow: Scroll down the website until you find unemployment information. Her office can help by sending in a contact form to the Unemployment Insurance Agency, asking the department to reach out to you. Please read her instructions carefully, and she will help you get your unemployment benefits sooner.

COVID-19 Testing

Oakland County is now offering drive-through COVID-19 testing for all residents with or without symptoms

Job Search

A list of resources

COVID-19 job portal

Michigan Works! is working with the state’s Unemployment Insurance Agency to assist Michigan residents with questions about filing for unemployment and about job searches

Government jobs

Career counseling and coaching in Troy

Reopening

Executive orders

News and announcements from Governor Whitmer

Need help with housing or paying bills?

Domestic Violence and Mental Health Resources

Child abuse and neglect:

Dial 911 or 855-444-3911

HAVEN Oakland County:

Dial 877-922-1274

Community Care Services Crisis Line:

Dial 1-800-241-4949

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline:

Dial 1-800-273-8255

Crisis Connections:

Dial 866-427-4747

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