Table 2.

Social risk factors and examples of resources distributed by domain

Total positive needs (average per respondent)	63 (1.5)
Housing (percentage of reported needs)	7 (10.9%)
Legal aid resources on tenants' rights for renters Emergency shelter and rapid rehousing resources Referrals to low‐income or affordable housing options Programs for needed home improvements or repairs (weatherization, accessibility ramps, etc.)
Food	6 (9.4%)
Referrals benefits to programs such as SNAP and WIC Referrals to local food banks, pantries, and soup kitchens Information sheets on healthy meals for limited income One time $25 gift cards for food
Transportation	6 (9.4%)
Guide to scheduling Medicaid transportation Guides on local paratransit and free public transportation One time $25 gas cards
Utilities	7 (10.9%)
Referrals for emergency heating/cooling assistance Referrals to utility assistance programs
Health‐care access	22 (34.4%)
Support applying for UVA financial assistance Referrals to social services for Medicaid application Resources for insurance navigation and enrollment
Medication Access	11 (17.2%)
Support enrolling in prescription assistance programs Referrals to UVA patient medication assistance service
Income/employment	4 (6.3%)
Resources for applying for and/or maintaining social security benefits Referrals for vocational rehabilitation programs Referrals to legal aid for employee rights Support with FMLA or long‐term disability, or unemployment
Education	1 (1.6%)
Referrals to scholarship programs Referrals to programs for completing high school/GED

Abbreviations: FMLA, family medical leave act; SNAP, supplemental nutrition assistance program; WIC, special supplemental nutrition program for women, infants, and children