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COVID-19 Community Information & Resources

      YAKIMA VALLEY RESILENCE AND RESPONSE FUND

A fund to support and help sustain charitable organizations and agencies as they work to address the COVID-19 virus and its impacts on the Yakima Valley, particularly our valley's most vulnerable populations. Recovery from crisis is sometimes more challenging than managing through it. This fund will assist in restoring our valley and in strengthening systems and organizations for greater resiliency by using the lessons learned throughout the crisis.

Yakima Valley Needs – Matching Non-Profit Needs with Community Volunteers and Contributions


 

Local non-profits submit their volunteer needs, operation needs, or client needs. As needs are met they update their entries to help ensure resources are reserved for others.  Click here to see how you can help.

https://yakimavalleyneeds.org/

Yakima Valley Trends

Improving decision-making with relevant data.

For Questions or Suggestions Email: jon@ycda.com

Education

On Time Completion of High School (since 2010-2011):

  • Mid Valley 82.2%, increasing from 78.2%
  • Upper Valley 80.7%, decreasing from 81%
  • Lower Valley 78.4%, increasing from 69.4%
  • Yakima County 76.6%, increasing from 72%
  • City of Yakima 73.6%, increasing from 65.9%

Health

2017 estimated uninsured population:

  • Under 18 was 3.1%, decreasing from 17.7% in 2009
  • 18 to 64 was 18.3%, decreasing from 34.2% in 2009
  • 65 and older was 1.3%, decreasing from 2.7% in 2009

Engagement

Voting is a core function of civic engagement:

  • Voting registration in Yakima County increased by 3.5% from 2015-2016
Address

111 University Parkway, Suite 102
Yakima, WA 98901
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Contact

Phone: 509-457-7616
Fax: 509-457-7625
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