Covid-19 Resources

Unemployment Insurance. If you have lost your job due to the crisis surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic you can call 1-888-209-8124 or visit labor.ny.gov/ui/cares-act.shtm

The June Regents have been cancelled in an effort to protect students from being adversely impacted.

Donate Blood

The Red Cross greatly appreciates donations. To schedule an appointment please call 1-800-733-2767

Reopening NYC Businesses

NYC.gov/nycbusiness provides information and guidelines for businesses reopening in NYC.Translations of the phase one safety plan and guidelines for construction, manufacturing, retail and wholesale trade, and more are available.

New DCWP COVID-19 Hub

NYC.gov/DCWPAlerts provides information and translated resources on scams, funeral planning tips, debt collection cease communications, student loans, free tax prep, license expiration and renewal dates, price gouging, and more.

For New Yorkers with symptoms or questions about COVID-19, connect to a medical provider

Connect to a medical provider free of charge 9am to 9pm

1-844-NYC-4NYC

Fact Sheet: Pediatric Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome

Renters have rights in New York City and we will help you fight for those rights.

STOP THE SPREAD OF COVID-19! LEARN HOW TO TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF AND OTHERS AT HOME

NYC Health + Hospitals (H+H) is making hotel rooms available for New Yorkers who may need to self-isolate because they have COVID-19 or COVID-19 like symptoms, but their homes do not allow for them to stay six feet away from others, or they live with someone who is vulnerable.

Get Tested in Your Community

New York City Department of Probation

Search COVID-19 Jobs

Translated COVID-19 Graphics available on our  immigrant resource guide page at nyc.gov/immigrants/coronavirus

Pet owner impact by COVID-19 

  • Call the Pet Hotline at 1-877-204-8821
  • 8 a.m. to 8 p.m, 7 days a week

Student Loan Debt Tips During COVID-19

FAQ for Pandemic Unemployment Benefits

Centralized COVID19 page for resources:

Real-time COVID updates

Confidentially self-report COVID19 status and symptoms

  • Go to nyc.gov/cv19engagementportal

11,000 hotel rooms to help New Yorkers Quarantine

Free meals are available to every New Yorker at over 400 locations

For DACA Recipients

Attention immigrant New Yorkers: Seek care without fear.

Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs Hotline

Skip the Trip to Access HRA

Volunteer, donate or partner with NYC

  • nyc.gov/helpnow

Assistance for Organizations

Services for Domestic and Gender-Based Violence Survivors

Freelancers in NYC

  • If you’re facing nonpayment issues, file a complaint:

It’s ILLEGAL for stores to overcharge you.

  •  If you think a store excessively increased the price of items needed to prevent or limit the spread of or treat COVID19 you can:

New webpage full of resources for New Yorker’s with Disabilities during COVID-19.

Affected by COVID19? Find out what benefits you may qualify for and more

Has your financial situation changed due to #COVID19?

  • NYC Financial Empowerment Center counselors are available to support you over the phone with free financial counseling – it’s secure and confidential.
  • Book an appointment at http://nyc.gov/TalkMoney

Mental Health Support New Yorkers Can Access While Staying Home

Stop the spread of misinformation about COVID19 and stand against stigma.

  • If you have been harassed or discriminated against due to race, national origin, age, or disability, contact NYC Commission on Human Rights by calling 311.
  • Call 911 if you are a victim of or witness a hate crime.
  • Head to http://nyc.gov/stopcovidhate
  • Spread the word: https://twitter.com/NYCCHR/status/1247559624951300097?s=20

Many city services are available to all New Yorkers no matter what your immigration status is and regardless of your ability to pay.

  •  Visit the Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs’ COVID-19 resource guide for immigrant communities during the COVID-19 pandemic
  • Information is available in multiple languages: nyc.gov/immigrants/coronavirus  

To access SNAP online ordering

COVID-19 Resources for NYCHA residents

If you believe an employer is violating either existing labor laws or recently issued executive orders:

Learn more about COVID-19, or coronavirus, in American Sign Language.

NYC Food Delivery Driver Portal

We’ve released a Work from Home Toolkit to help New Yorker’s make the most of working from home.

DOE Graphics Library

Housing Court

  •  is closed for most non-essential matters and that all pending proceedings are being administratively adjourned
  • New York City Housing Court are now only open for essential cases permitted by the court, such as landlord lockouts, serious housing code violations, and requests for emergency repairs orders. Other Housing Court cases are on hold.
    • Know that since March 16, 2020, all eviction proceedings in New York City are suspended indefinitely. For more information, please visit the NYC Department of Investigation (DOI).
    • Anyone with knowledge of City marshals attempting to execute on warrants of eviction can report this activity by calling DOI’s Bureau of City Marshals at 212-825-5953.
    • Call 311 or fill out the Mayor’s Office to Protect Tenants Contact Us form if you are being threatened with eviction, harassment or need emergency help. 

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