Like all of you, we are working to respond to the C-19 pandemic with as much urgency and utility as possible in order to minimize the negative health and economic consequences for our members, our sector, and for all New Yorkers.
To that end, we have created this NYCETC COVID-19 Updates and Resources website that we will regularly update. It covers the following topics: Government Executive Orders and Proposals; Advocacy; Resources and Tools; Financial Support; Events and Webinars; Surveys; Ways You Can Support; and Health Resources.
Note: Wherever possible, we list the date when a resource was added to help you keep track of updating information.
Announcements
Frontline Communities Hit Hardest by COVID-19
Our friends at the Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development (ANHD) have been updating their COVID-19 Impact in NYC map, which overlays the number and rate of developing C-19 cases in each neighborhood with data on overcrowding, rent-burdened households, service workers, and people of color. Using this data, ANHD analysis shows the socio-economic impact of C-19 and the need for rent relief, hazard pay, and increased worker protections, especially in neighborhoods where a number of challenging factors come together.
COVID-19 Urgent Service Provider (CUSP) Insight Tool
Free insight tool built on the EQUIP platform designed to specifically evaluate the capacity of nonprofit service providers to meet the needs of the local communities they serve. CUSP helps donors identify the communities that have the greatest need as well as the non-profits that can make the most substantial impact during COVID-19. For more information, watch recording of the webinar to see how CUSP works and visit website.
Surveys
- LIC Partnership COVID-19 Business Recovery Survey
- Literacy Assistance Center Adult Literacy Field Survey
(Virtual) Events
Older Workers & COVID-19: The Harsh Economic Realities
Thursday, May 28 / 2 – 3 pm / Info & RSVP
Meet the new Small Business Services (SBS) Commissioner Jonnel Doris
Friday, May 29 / 11:30 am – 12:30 pm / Info & RSVP
New York Budget Justice Coalition: Discussion
Monday, June 1 / 10 – 11 am / Info on the Coalition & RSVP
Women and the Future of Work: Women in Machine Learning, AI, & Diversity
Tuesday, June 2 / 6 – 7 pm / Info & RSVP
City & State – New York’s Other Crisis During Coronavirus Pandemic: Mental Health
Tuesday, June 2 / 2 – 3 pm / Info & RSVP
NSC – American Workers’ Digital Skills: What the Data Tells Us
Wednesday, June 3 / 2 pm / Info & RSVP
NYN Media’s Webinar Series: Nonprofit Resilience Through the Coronavirus Pandemic
Thursday, June 4 / 2:30 pm / Info & RSVP
Ongoing Support Meetings
Human Services Council
1. COVID-19 Update Calls for Providers
Wednesday (4/15), and Friday (4/17) at 8 AM
Dial in: 425-436-6324 / Pin: 515229#
Submit your questions ahead of time to info@humanservicescouncil.org
2. Executive Director Roundtables
Mondays 4:30 – 5:30 pm / Info and RSVP
Manhattan Chamber of Commerce – Weekly Small Business Updates
Every Tuesday / 2 – 3:30 pm / Info and RSVP
Advocacy
HSC Launches Fight for the Frontlines Fridays: This Friday, May 29 will focus on federal advocacy by asking advocates to send a letter to your Senators, asking them to include supports for nonprofit human services providers in the next stimulus bill.To participate:
- Learn more about the most recent Health and Economic Recovery Omnibus Emergency Solutions Act (HEREOS Act)
- Find your Senator and their contact information
- Use HSC’s sample letter to share your concerns and ask them to include key supports for human services providers in the next federal stimulus bill
#SaveSYEP: Teens Take Charge youth leaders have worked with HERE to HERE, ExpandED Schools, and SYEP providers to put together an achievable plan for SYEP 2020. The plan has 5 youth centered priorities, and calls for at least 75,000 spots, at least a $1,000 stipend per participant, and an $800 per-participant fee to providers. Organizations can sign on to the plan here.
Open Letter Sign On for Staff & Organizations: Human Services Workers are Essential Worker: Given the City’s budget cuts, staff layoffs and furloughs, COVID-19 related sickness and deaths, the lack of PPE, and more, the letter aims to demonstrate how human services workers as essential workers are facing many of the same issues that other essential workers like health care and delivery workers are facing.
NYCCAL Sign On Letter: Adult Literacy Funding: Sign on by this Friday, May 8 by contacting Ariel Savransky (UJA Federation) at savranskya@ujafedny.org
#SaveOurSummerNYC Platform Sign-On: This platform addresses concerns with the Summer Youth Employment Program, which is proposed to be fully cut this year by the de Blasio administration, as well as the cuts to other summer programming such as Beacons, COMPASS, Cornerstones, and SONYC.
Federal Comment Period Open for SBA Business Loan Program Temporary Changes; Paycheck Protection Program: open until May 15
Council Discretionary Funding Advocacy: Email your Council members with a call to protect City Council Discretionary Funding
NYS Advocacy – Support A10226/S8211, COVID-19 Business Interruption Insurance Bill: Call on NY legislators to require business interruption insurance cover COVID-19 losses for nonprofits and small businesses. Read A10226/S8211 here
Workforce
Human Services
Member Resources for Jobseekers / COVID Jobs
- Contact Tracing: Both the City and State are hiring employees and supervisors for contact tracing reaching out to the contacts of those diagnosed with COVID-19 to track the spread. Learn more here for the City (three types of contract tracer jobs along with many non-tracing jobs listed), and here for the State (contact tracers, team supervisors, and community support specialists).
- COVID-19 Staffing Portal: NYC community-based behavioral health providers are having increasing challenges maintaining essential staffing in a variety of services for New Yorkers with behavioral health needs and developmental/ intellectual disabilities during the COVID-19 pandemic. Recently, the New York City DOHMH launched the NYC COVID Congregate Care Staffing Portal to expedite access to needed relief staff for providers and to track trends and potential issues related to staffing. The portal is now open to any licensed NYC provider. Email to register: staffingsolutions@coalitionny.org
- Upwardly Global is now offering free, self-paced job-search and skill-building digital tools to help navigate the job search process for all jobseekers – regardless of immigration status, and uincluding American-born citizens from vulnerable communities. Learn more and sign up here. UpGlo is hosting a partner convening and live demo of these free resources on Friday, May 15 (RSVP) and May 22 (RSVP).
- The Financial Clinic has launched the Marketplace – an expansion of its online financial coaching platform Change Machine. The Marketplace is a recommendation engine that equips practitioners to confidently connect their customers with trustworthy fintech products and services. The first product suite – Marketplace Relief – is intended to mitigate financial insecurity amidst the unfolding economic recession triggered by COVID-19.
- WeWork for Good initiative: no cost workspaces to governments and nonprofits (including those who are existing members) playing an active role in supporting the public health response and the economic resiliency of impacted communities due to COVID-19. Applications accepted until May 31.
Government Guidance & Resources
See “Financial Supports” section for information on the Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act & the Small Business Administration Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)
- New York Forward Loan Fund – NYS has launched a new loan program for small businesses, non-profits, and small landlords who have not received funds from PPP or EIDL. The loan maximum is the lesser of $100,000 or average revenues in any 3-month period from 2019 or Q1 of 2020. The loans will carry a 3% interest (or 2% for non profits) and amortize in 5 years. Repayment includes an interest-only period during the first 12 months. Please visit the NYS website for more information and the application form.
- PPP loan forgiveness guidance – SBA & Treasury released the long-awaited guidance on PPP loan forgiveness late Friday night. They also put out rules on how SBA will review loans to determine whether borrowers were eligible. The National Council of Nonprofits prepared an analysis of the loan forgiveness rules yesterday.
- PASSPort Direct – Mayor’s Office of Contract Services (MOCS) has announced the next phase of PASSPort (Release 3), the City’s digital, end-to-end procurement platform, which will be expanded later this Spring to include significant new features. For more information, see PASSPort webpage; PASSPort Release Three Overview; Procurement 101; or contact help@mocs.nyc.gov
- Families First Paid Leave Tax Credits: The IRS has released a new fact sheet (FS-2020-06, May 2020) on the refundable tax credits that nonprofits and other employers can claim when paying for leave pursuant to the Families First Coronavirus Response Act passed in early March. The fact sheet address who are covered employees, sick leave requirements and the credit, how to claim the credits, and recordkeeping.
- Guidance For Conducting Virtual Meetings Of Members Of New York Not-for-profit Corporations from the Office of the New York State Attorney General Charities Bureau (April)
- NYC Council
- Governor Cuomo’s Office publishes NY Forward: A Guide to Reopening New York & Building Back Better (May 11)
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- See Regional Monitoring Dashboard for metrics on regional re-opening
- Mayor de Blasio Announces New Senior Appointments to Help Guide COVID-19 Recovery for Small Businesses (May 11)
- Mayor de Blasio Announces Fair Recovery Taskforce (April 26)
- Governor Cuomo Outlines Phased Plan to Re-open New York Starting With Construction and Manufacturing (April 26)
- Governor Cuomo Outlines Additional Guidelines for Phased Plan to Re-open New York (April 28)
Federal
- U.S. Department of Labor Issues Guidance Announcing the Availability of $100 Million in Short-Time Compensation Grant Funds for States (May 10)
- Congress Introduces Relaunching America’s Workforce Act (RAWA) – Members of the House of Representatives introduced RAWA, which calls for significant investment in workforce and skills in future stimulus package (May 11)
- IRS Coronavirus Tax Relief
- USDOE Office of Career, Technical and Adult Education to State Directors Memo: Adult Education and Family Literacy Act and COVID-19 – Frequently Asked Questions (March 27)
NYS
- Governor Cuomo’s Office publishes NY Forward: A Guide to Reopening New York & Building Back Better (May 11)
- See Regional Monitoring Dashboard for metrics on regional re-opening
- Governor Cuomo, Governor Murphy, Governor Lamont, Governor Wolf, Governor Carney, Governor Raimondo Announce Multi-State Council to Get People Back to Work and Restore the Economy (April 13)
- Executive Order Directing Employers to Provide Masks to Employees Who Interact with the Public (April 12)
- NYC Department of Buildings Interactive Map of Essential Construction Sites
- NYC Well: Confidential 24/7 Hotline
- New York State Department of Health COVID-19 Tracker
- NYS Unemployment Insurance page, including details on the federal CARES Act
- “New York State On Pause” Executive Order
- Guidance For Determining Whether A Business Enterprise Is Subject To A Workforce Reduction Under Recent Executive Orders
NYC
- NYC Council Frequently Asked Questions For Fiscal 2020 Discretionary Funding CPVID-19 Related Issues (May 5)
- Guidance Regarding Fiscal 2020 Discretionary Contracts (April 24)
- COVID-19 HHS Nonprofit Response Team Letter to Providers re: Discretionary Awards (April 21)
- Guidance Regarding Fiscal 2020 Discretionary Contracts (April 24)
- Last week, City Council announced that it would be cutting discretionary funds for any organization whose work was deemed “non-essential.” Over the weekend, providers received a letter from the City Council outlining who will be deemed essential. Providers should also be receiving additional communication from DOHMH or other agencies in the coming days. There are two criteria for a program to be deemed essential (organizations only need to meet one):
- Activities, programs or services outlined in the Executive Order that is deemed “Essential Business.”
- Any activity, program or service that can continue in the SAME way prior to the PAUSE starting on March 22, 2020.
- See below for advocacy actions on this matter.
- Last week, City Council announced that it would be cutting discretionary funds for any organization whose work was deemed “non-essential.” Over the weekend, providers received a letter from the City Council outlining who will be deemed essential. Providers should also be receiving additional communication from DOHMH or other agencies in the coming days. There are two criteria for a program to be deemed essential (organizations only need to meet one):
- COVID-19 HHS Nonprofit Response Team Letter to Providers re: Discretionary Awards (April 21)
- Guidance for COVID-19 Invoice Submission (April 15)
- Mental Health Supports for Employers and Staff (April 13)
- See all updates and guidance here.
B. Agency and Individual Resources
- NYC COVID-19 Engagement Portal
- website is intended for individuals, or those authorized to report on behalf of individuals, who have recently met any of the following criteria – Experienced symptoms of COVID-19; Tested positive for COVID-19; Have come into contact with someone who may have COVID-19; Currently in quarantine – to provide them with information about COVID-19 and give them the ability to update the City on their status
- NYC COVID-19 Services & Resources site
- Central resource site by City of New York
- City Agency Service Updates: Agency Suspensions and Reductions (updated regularly)
- Guidance for Human Service Providers: Business Continuity During COVID-19
- Updated regularly and is central website for updates to funded )
- NYC Office of Emergency Management’s Virtual Service Center (launched last week)
- COVID19.NYC – A group of technologists in New York City has launched this website offering public health information to New Yorkers during the novel coronavirus crisis, aimed at centralizing and aggregating info from a range of medical authorities
- NYC Department of Small Business Services opened applications for the NYC Small Business Continuity Loan Fund (March 27)
- ACCESS NYC
- a portal for NYC residents to determine their eligibility for over 30 economic opportunity programs and benefits, with COVID-19 updates
- GetCoveredNYC: Health Insurance Enrollment Services
- For workers with reduced hours or unemployment
- Cash Assistance: If a worker’s schedule was reduced as a result of the coronavirus and they are unable to pay their rent, they can apply for Cash Assistance Special grants
- Virtual Workforce1: Find employment and training opportunities
- Regional Enrichment Centers: DOE plans to open 93 REC sites across all five boroughs, with the first sites opening starting the week of March 23 for the children of essential workers. Beginning March 27, the city’s Enrichment Centers will now also serve grocery and pharmacy workers
- Food Access
- Meal Hubs: Starting Monday, March 23, three meals a day will be served to all New York City students at 439 hub sites citywide
- SNAP: Apply online or by smart phone with the ACCESS HRA app. After you submit your application, complete your eligibility interview by calling SNAP at 718-762-7669, anytime between 8:30 AM and 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday.
- Food Help NYC: You can get food today from New York City’s food pantries, which provide groceries you can cook at home, and community kitchens, which provide hot meals. Food pantries and community kitchens are located throughout the five boroughs. If you need food immediately, find locations near you here.
- HungerFree NYC publishes Neighborhood Guides to Food and Assistance, which cover all neighborhoods in NYC by zip code and are available in multiple languages
C. Announcements & Executive Orders
- NYC May Soon Fine People for Not Complying With Social Distancing (March 29
- Mayor de Blasio Calls for Rent Freeze Amid COVID-19 Crisis (March 27)
- Mayor de Blasio Issues New Guidance for New Yorkers (March 20)
- Comptroller
- NYC Council
- Speaker Corey Johnson, Members of the City Council’s Budget Negotiating Team & Leading Food Providers Propose $50 Million in Emergency State and City Funding to Aid Struggling Food Assistance Programs Amid COVID-19 (March 27)
- NYC Council Speaker Corey Johnson Proposes $12 Billion Relief Plan to Help Workers and Businesses Impacted by COVID-19 (March 19)
- Speaker Corey Johnson and Council Member Stephen Levin Call on the City to Implement Protections for New York City’s Most Vulnerable (March 20)
- Mayor’s Office of Contract Services (MOCS)
- NYC Department of Education
- Regional Enrichment Centers: DOE plans to open 93 REC sites across all five boroughs, with the first sites opening starting the week of March 23 for the children of essential workers
- Meal Hubs: Starting Monday, March 23, three meals a day will be served to all New York City students at 439 hub sites citywide
- NYC COVID-19 Services & Resources site
- Due to the impact of COVID-19 on New York City’s workforce, the City of New York has developed a list of resources for those who may be unemployed due to COVID-19 or are seeking additional assistance. Resources are available in: Emotional Support, Rent Arrears and Public Assistance, Financial Assistance, Health and Medical Assistance, Food Assistance, and Employment Resources
COVID Jobs
- Contact Tracing: Both the City and State are hiring employees and supervisors for contact tracing reaching out to the contacts of those diagnosed with COVID-19 to track the spread. Learn more here for the City (three types of contract tracer jobs along with many non-tracing jobs listed), and here for the State (contact tracers, team supervisors, and community support specialists).
- Virtual Workforce1 Centers are open
- The SIEU Employment Center Portal: Employers are seeking Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, Certified Nursing Assistants, Dietary Workers, Environmental Service Workers, Home Care Workers, and others to fill important roles.
- NYC Health and Hospitals needs workers to help transport patients, clerical staff and cleaning staff.
- NYC Food Delivery Driver: The City of New York is hiring licensed TLC drivers to deliver food to New Yorkers in need during the COVID-19 crisis. TLC drivers will be paid $53 per route, rather than hourly — $40 base pay + $13 for expenses.
Client & Organizational Support
- NYC Department of Small Business Services is re-launching their Neighborhood Challenge program as “Neighborhood Challenge: Connect & Recover.” The re-launched neighborhood challenge program is an online open innovation platform that enables us to crowdsource your local challenges, build upon those submitted by others, and facilitate collaboration with the tech community on implementing viable pilot projects. Initial challenge submissions for the storefront business campaign will be due by June 1st. Click here for more information.
- Childcare for Essential Workers: The New York City Child Care Resource and Referral Consortium is enabled through an allocation from the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (the “CARES Act”) to provide child care to income-eligible essential workers at no cost. Essential workers using a regulated child care provider will receive a scholarship for the cost of care as long as the funds to support it are available. All licensed and regulated providers who are caring for essential workers are able to participate in this new program.
- Parents and families can apply here in English, Chinese, and Spanish
- Licensed providers in a community who are open and looking to serve children of essential workers can apply here in English, Chinese, and Spanish
- For info, see this NYS OCFS letter on Child Care Market Rates Advance Notification, or contact NYCCR at info@nyccr.org or 1-888-
469-5999.
- NYSDOL
- Unemployment Filing Instructions
- What You Need to Know and Do About the CARES Act
- NYSDOL Guidance for Self-Employed Individuals: How to file an Unemployment Insurance Claim on New York State Department of Labor’s Website
- Unemployment Insurance Benefits: Updated FAQs (March 31)
- Freelancers, gig workers and self-employed workers
- COVID Relief and Advocacy for NYC Freelancers and Gig Workers via CM Brad Lander
- THE CITY Unemployment Insurance Guide (April 10)
- The Unemployed Workers Project has relaunched in response to the COVID-19 crisis. Through the initiative, trained English and Spanish speaking attorneys will provide free advice to New Yorkers who find themselves unemployed due to COVID-19 and would like to learn more about unemployment and other government benefits for unemployed workers. Contact the hotline at 347-521-5720 or complete an interest form.
Remote Learning Tools
Grow with Google OnAir – virtual workshops
NYCETC March 31 Member Roundtable: Transition to Remote Training
Video Available
Learning Management Systems: Schoology, Canvas, Edmodo and Socrative (for testing)
General Assembly
- Introduction to Teaching and Learning Online lesson – GA has made this 2.5 hour training available for free for anyone with an .edu or .org email address
- How Remote Teams Can Maximize Productivity webinar recording
Google & Grow with Google
- COVID-19 Information & Resources
- Partner Community Trainer Office Hours and Webinars (on bi-weekly basis)
- Remote Work Hub
- Talent Solutions – Urgent Hiring: LinkedIn is offering free job posts for eligible organizations providing healthcare and certain essential services
- COVID-19 Learnings
- Resources to Help & Trainers Faculty Affected by Coronavirus
- Resource Hub
- New to Working Remotely? These Resources Can Help
- Suddenly Teaching Online? Free Resources to Help Faculty Affected by Coronavirus
- Looking for a new job?
- Finding a Job during Challenging Economic Times
Justworks
Remote Life Resources: Your Guide to the New Normal
Center for Learning in Practice
Moving My Program/Course/Workshop Online course
Google & Grow with Google
- COVID-19 Information & Resources
- Online resources include Support Relief Efforts, Resources to Help, Data and Insights, Safety and Prevention Tips, and Health Information
- Partner Community Trainer Office Hours and Webinars (on bi-weekly basis)
- Remote Work Hub
Quizlet
Zoom
Financial Supports
Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act
- SBA’s PPP: The Federal SBA continues to issue new guidance and other information on the PPP program.
- Fed’s Main Street Lending Program: The Federal Reserve announced more details on the Main Street Lending Program for small and mid-size businesses, which is due to launch “soon.” Businesses with up to 15,000 employees or up to $5 billion in annual revenue are now eligible for one of the three lending options (determined by loan size, minimum is $500,000) from this program. The four-year loans will carry a rate of LIBOR + 3%
Government Supports
- NYC Small Business Continuity Fund
- Small Business Administration Paycheck Protection Program
- NYC Small Business Continuity Fund
- NYC Employee Retention Grant Program
- US Small Business Administration Disaster Loan Assistance
- IRS Coronavirus Tax Relief
Philanthropy
- Nonprofit Finance Fund: NYC COVID-19 Response & Impact Fund (April 6)
- NYC COVID-19 Response & Impact Fund for impacted non-profits
- Robin Hood COVID-19 Relief Fund
Relief Funds and Private Supports
- NYNM List of Emergency Relief Funds
- New York Foundation for the Arts COVID-19 Emergency Resources
- The Bronx Community Relief Effort
- The Red Backpack Fund – will be making 1,000 grants of $5,000 each to female entrepreneurs in the U.S.
- Restaurant Opportunities Centers United: Restaurant Workers Disaster Relief Fund
- Freelancers Relief Fund (applications expected to open April 2)
- Verizon Small Business Recovery Fund (via LISC)
- Facebook Small Business Grants
- Accion COVID-19 Relief Program for small businesses and entrepreneurs
- Columbia University Business Rent Deferment
- Eater: A List of Local Relief Funds for NYC Restaurant Workers
- Rental Arrears Grants for Single Adults and Families
Survey & Information Requests
- LIC Partnership COVID-19 Business Recovery Survey
- Literacy Assistance Center Adult Literacy Field Survey
- NYC Transit COVID-19 Survey: The MTA is beginning to plan for more New Yorkers to return to riding the subway and bus and they would like to know about your plans and concerns. Respondents who complete the survey by June 10 will be entered into a drawing to win one of ten 30-Day Unlimited Ride MetroCards.
- NYC Mayor’s Office of Media & Entertainment: COVID19 Business Impact Survey (April 16)
- Red Hook Business Association: Red Hook Business Impact Survey – COVID 19 (April 6)
- Eater: Food service workers: How has the COVID-19 pandemic affected you?
- Freelancers Union: COVID-19 Freelancers Survey
- NYC Office of Nightlife: Survey for Nightlife Workers, Freelancers, and Businesses Impacted by COVID-19
- Human Services Council: HSC Provider Survey Regarding COVID-19
- PHI: How to Support Direct Care Workers during COVID-19
- SBS: COVID-19 Business Assistance Survey
- NYC Emergency Management: NYC Share Your Space Survey
- NAWDP: COVID-19 Survey
- Point Source Youth: COVID-19 Youth Homelessness Survey
- NYCETC Member Data Collection
Resource Pages
- NYC Comptroller Stringer: COVID-19 Resource Center
- SHRM: COVID Resource Page for HR Professionals
- Chambers of Commerce:
- Long Island Partnership COVID-19 Checklist For Businesses
- Seachange Collective:
- CSH Resources and Guidance for Supportive Housing Providers
- Capalino+Company
- LinkedIn
- Talent Solutions – Urgent Hiring: LinkedIn is offering free job posts for eligible organizations providing healthcare and certain essential services
- COVID-19 Information & Resources
- NYCETC March 31 Member Roundtable: Transition to Remote Training Video Available
- The COVID-19 Corporate Response Tracker: How America’s Largest Employers Are Treating Stakeholders Amid the Coronavirus Crisis
- Upwardly Global Covid-19 Resources for Job Seekers and Alumni
- COVID Relief and Advocacy for NYC Freelancers and Gig Workers
- HSC COVID-19 Resources for Human Services Providers
- US Travel Association COVID-19 CARES Act Relief Resources
- USB Coronavirus Relief Resources for US Business Owners
- Suzy COVID-19 Consumer Insights Hub with real-time data from U.S. consumers on spending habits and other economic sentiments
- NYC Hospitality Alliance COVID-19 Resources including Advocacy Efforts, Employment Matters, State Liquor Authority, Taxes, and Storefronts Business Closures and Occupancy Reduction
- Tech:NYC COVID-19 resource guide & COVID Digest including tech employer updates
- HSC COVID-19 Resources for Human Services Providers including Peer Support and FAQs for Human Services Providers
- Justworks guide on navigating COVID-19 for employers
- NYS Health Foundation COVID-19 Resources for Nonprofits and Community-Based Organizations
Ways You Can Support
- Unmet demand for healthcare workers
- Call for healthcare professionals to help with “surge staffing opportunities”
- NYCEDC COVID-19 Emergency Supply Sourcing & Manufacturing
- EDC seeking businesses with the ability to source and/or make products to support the City’s COVID-19 response work
- NYC Share Your Space Survey
- to assist the efforts of NYC Emergency Management in preparing and coordinating emergencies on the community level
- NYS COVID-19 Volunteer and Donation Assistance Program
- to offer any goods, services, or space for use in New York’s response to the COVID-19 public health emergency
- donateNYC
- Medical supplies immediately on hand and/or general donations from the public