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The State of California has crucial resources for vulnerable residents, small businesses, and nonprofits. The San Joaquin Partnership will connect you to specialists who can
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The team at the San Joaquin Partnership (SJP) is currently monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic and response efforts now in effect with Shelter-in-Place Orders in California, and the “Safer at Home” protocols that have been put in place.
During these unprecedented times, we know that there are significant impacts to our regional, national and global economies. The Partnership is compiling information, resources, best practices, and strategies to support the county’s economic resiliency and ultimate recovery. This page will be updated regularly as new updates and resources are released.
The information on the San Joaquin Partnership COVID-19 Response page is provided as part of our public-benefit mission over the past 29 years of delivering the future growth of San Joaquin County with attraction of new jobs and the expansion and retention of our existing industries.
Email SJP for direct assistance to overcome the challenges your organization is facing: sjp@sanjoaquinusa.com
The State of California has crucial resources for vulnerable residents, small businesses, and nonprofits. The San Joaquin Partnership will connect you to specialists who can
Please visit the links below to see additional support provided within the region. San Joaquin Regional COVID-19 Response Pages San Joaquin County FAQ’s San Joaquin County
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