COVID-19 Recovery Center Assistance

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The COVID-19 Recovery Center (CRC) was opened to serve unhoused individuals from Boulder and Longmont. Individuals who appear to show symptoms of COVID-19 and who will require further testing will be transported from homeless shelters to the CRC.

Volunteers are needed 24/7 at the CRC.

At the CRC, symptomatic or positive COVID-19 tested individuals can be in isolation for 10 to 14 days. Homeless shelters have begun daily screenings for clients and will be identifying individuals who require further care. The CRC is not a walk-up service, and individuals must be screened through an existing shelter program.

All staff and volunteers at the CRC will receive training and Personal Protective Equipment (gloves and masks) adhering to Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines, as well as all local and state public health orders. Staff and volunteers will remain at recommended distances from clients through the process.

There are three general positions at the COVID-19 Recovery Center:

• Screeners at each of the four shelters each evening from 4:30 to 9:30 p.m.
• CRC staff to assist at the site, provide food, laundry, direction and general support to clients
• CRC shift lead to manage check-in process, ensure shelter residents are booked rooms appropriately and staff are equipped with appropriate PPE, and manage main administration