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About CDC Mutual Aid Network
About CDC Mutual Aid Network
Supporting CDC Employees, Contractors, and Fellows
The CDC Mutual Aid Network was established in early 2025 by members of the CDC community. It was formed in direct response to the sudden and widespread layoffs at the CDC, aiming to support and uplift those affected.
The Network is a collaboration between CDC Workers, The CDC Alumni and Friends network, Fired But Fighting, the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) Local 2883, and the Family Support Center.
The resources on this site have been curated by the CDC Mutual Aid Network.
Resources will be updated regularly.
How the Network helps:
Sharing Resources: We provide essential guidance on navigating unemployment, financial planning, mental health, job boards, and other critical needs.
Financial Assistance: Through our Mutual Aid Assistance Fund, we offer direct financial support to colleagues impacted by Reductions in Force (RIFs), contract terminations, and furloughs.
The CDC Mutual Aid Network is open to all CDC workers, including government employees, fellows, and contractors.
Finding Local Resources
Local resources may be located by zipcode through the online site, Findhelp.org.
Ways to Get Involved
Ways to Get Involved
Want to donate?
Want to donate?
CDC workers need you.
Learn how you can help CDC workers in need through the CDC Mutual Aid Assistance Fund.
Looking to help?
Looking to help?
We're always looking for volunteers to assist with administration, coordination, and communications.
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