In order for us to be a good neighbor, we put the health of our community first.
As a part of Interfaith Outreach’s safety process:
All staff, clients, volunteers and community members will participate in a health screening when entering the building. The screening includes the following questions:
In the past 10 days you have had:
- A positive COVID-19 test or presumptive positive diagnosis of COVID-19
- Direct exposure to someone who has tested positive or who has a presumptive positive diagnosis of COVID-19
- A fever
- Shortness of breath
- A new cough
- Muscle aches
- A sore throat
- New loss of taste or smell
If you answered “YES” to any of the questions above, we will ask that you return at a later date after you have self-isolated for the proper number of days applicable to your situation.
As of May, 2021, masks are optional and may be worn by staff and guests while in our building. We are happy to provide a mask if you do not have one.
We invite volunteers to wear gloves while working on site in shared spaces, and in some cases, gloves may be required. We are happy to provide gloves if requested or required.
What to do if you find out you have COVID-19 after leaving Interfaith:
Up to 48 hours after your visit, if you begin to experience presumptive symptoms of COVID-19 or test positive for COVID-19, please immediately contact Kerry Pioske, Office Manager, at kpioske@iocp.org or 763-489-7521.
Thank you. Together we can prevent the community spread of COVID-19!
