Feb. 11 is 211 Day

Informational and referral services accessible through 211 and at 211lake.org.  

LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – Feb. 11 is 211 Day, a time to recognize 211 as a trusted, go-to resource that helps connect Lake County residents with essential services and support during times of need.

Throughout the past year, trained 211 Navigators assisted individuals and families by connecting them with locally available resources, including help with housing stability, food access, utility assistance, health care and other vital services. 

The service supports both immediate needs and longer-term challenges, helping residents navigate complex systems and identify available options in their community.

Officials said 211 is a free, confidential, 24-hour information and referral service that connects people with health and human services. 

Residents can dial 211 to reach a trained navigator who listens, assesses needs and provides referrals tailored to each situation. 

Support is available by phone, text, online chat, and web search, making it easy to access help in a way that works best for each individual.

The service offers access to a wide range of information, including health and mental health resources, health insurance programs, support for older adults and people with disabilities, food and nutrition programs, transportation options, and services for children, youth and families.

The 211 service continues to offer a vital connection point between residents and community-based organizations, helping ensure that support is accessible, timely and confidential.

If you or someone you know needs help, dial 211, visit 211Lake.org, or text your ZIP code to 898-211. 

Assistance is available 24/7, in multiple languages, and at no cost to the caller.