 Friday April 10, 2020 | Louisville KY.
COVID19 Updates and News
+ One Louisville COVID-19 Response Fund appointments now available online
The online scheduler will allow you to schedule an appointment to apply for this assistance. Please note, the application process will be conducted by phone, with a staff member at Neighborhood Place on the day of your appointment. Income eligible households, with a verifiable loss of earned income since March 16, 2020 - directly related to the COVID-19 pandemic - and a demonstrated need, may apply to receive payment assistance up to $1,000 per household. Funds will be distributed on a first come, first served basis until available funding is expended.
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+ Be safe and avoid scams: Top 6 coronavirus scams reported by Better Business Bureau.
While COVID-19 is affecting people, businesses and communities around the world, the Better Business Bureau reminds everyone to remain vigilant in avoiding scams related to the virus, use necessary, common sense precautions when traveling, and find reliable sources to stay informed about what to do as the virus spreads.
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+ Legal Aid Society shares new COVID-19 resources for renters, survivors, business owners and more
Civil legal aid is a critical resource in our community's efforts to fight the COVID-19 pandemic and the economic impact due to the virus. While their physical office is closed to the public, their staff remains committed to pursuing justice. They recently updated their website featuring new content specific to COVID-19 with legal sources that include a FAQ section for Unemployment and Employment Rights, and the Top 5 Things to Know.
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+ Community collaboration efforts confirm
“Louisville cares”
WAVE3 highlights the collaborative efforts between Louisville Metro’s Office for Globalization, the Louisville Welcome Academy alumni and the many multicultural community leaders who are ensuring every corner of our city has access to information and resources. Together, COVID-19 related documents, resources and videos were produced in a variety of languages further reflecting our message of compassion as a Welcoming City.
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+ How to prevent "Zoombombing," safety checklist.
“Zoombombing” is when uninvited guests crash the meeting and cause disruption by graphic or threatening messages or actions. Take precautions to prevent “Zoombombing” by following the safety checklist created by the Anti-Defamation League.
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+ Letter from JCPS to parents and families
JCPS sent a letter to families as they resumed the 2019-20 school year using Non-Traditional Instruction (NTI). Teachers are busy communicating with students and each other, figuring out new technology and preparing lesson plans for the next few weeks of school at home. But, most importantly, they are understanding, flexible and ready to support students in whatever way they can to make the NTI learning experience as positive as possible.
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