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WRAP Resources

ByAnnette Powers

Union County COVID-19 Response

WRAP Resources – Some Restrictions May Apply

Financial Assistance 

  • Rental and Utilities Assistance
    • Community Connection 541-963-7532

Food Banks (Schedules and availability differ – call for details)

  • Community Connection 541-963-7532
  • Cove Food Bank 541-910-1810
  • Elgin Food Bank 541-910-4585
  • Neighbor’s Together 541-963-9126
  • North Powder Food Bank 541-898-2146
  • Salvation Army 541-963-4829
  • Union Food Pantry 541-805-4765

Prepared Meals

  • Community Kitchen (Love Your Neighbor) 541-805-0248
  • Meals on Wheels 541-963-7532

Food – Groceries that can be picked up

  • Safeway – Order online and delivery www.safeway.com
  • Walmart – Order online grocery.walmart.com

Food and Other Errands for La Grande Residents

  • La Grande Parks & Recreation Department 541-962-1352
  • Elite Taxi (may be a fee) 541-276-8294

Veterans Services

  • Brian Blais, CHD Veterans Affairs 541-962-8800 ext 4
  • Angel Smith, Social Worker 541-963-0627
  • Rhande Shaw (for Oregon National Guard) 541-963-4221

Health Insurance – OHP/Medicaid and Health Insurance Marketplace Enrollment Assistance In English/Spanish

  • Teresa Aguilera, NEON, enrollment 541-910-0336

Public Physical, Mental, and Behavioral Health Questions and Services

  • Center for Human Development 541-962-8801

Work Source Oregon

  • Employment Department 541-963-7111
  • Training and Employment Consortium 541-963-7942

For questions or needs not addressed on this list, please call the WRAP team at 541-962-1610 or email covidwrapsvcs@union-county.org

Our mission is to help you stay home and healthy

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