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This guide contains information about the resources in higher education. This guide will discuss about CARE ACT and how this legistration can help students in higher level. CARE ACT offers immediate relief to federal student loan borrowers and helps students cope with campus closures, and ensures students do not lose vital financial support as a result of campus closures related Read more...

This guide contains information about the resources in health care field. This guide will focus on coronavirus relief fund, addresing supply shortage, addressing to acess healtcare for COVID-19 patients, etc. If you are unsure about your scenario, you can read this guide because it also contains frequently asked questions and you maybe can find similar scenario with you. Read more...

This guide contains information about the resources available for agricultural workers impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. This guide will talk about CARE ACT and Economic Injury Disaster Loans. It is also dicuss about if farmers are elegible for these new legistrations. If your job related to agriculture field, please see this guide. Read more...

Building on the 1,900 new sites across the City to help individuals experiencing homelessness, the City of Seattle announced the deployment and maintenance of six hygiene facilities throughout the City, which augment the more than 128 Seattle Parks comfort stations that remain open for hygiene needs. This expansion of resources is a continuation of ongoing work by the City and Read more...

Get basic coronavirus (COVID-19) facts through this basic flyer. Learn about what the virus is, what the symptoms are, how to prevent catching it and what to do if you believe you have it. Read more...

As our region continues to respond to COVID-19, King County Metro plans to temporarily reduce transit service–including how often buses run and when they operate—starting Monday, March 23. Some bus routes will not operate and nearly all routes will see individual trip cancelations. Read more...

Hand in Hand: The Domestic Employers Network has prepared this toolkit of best practices for employers to protect the workers employed at their home. We recognize that domestic employers are diverse in terms of race, class, age, ability, gender etc and have varying capacities to carry out these recommendations. We welcome your thoughts and feedback on how to improve these Read more...

In King County, we all must take urgent action to minimize the health impacts of COVID-19. A health order has been issued to curtail the amount of face-to-face interaction. This includes a prohibition on all events with 50 or more people and health requirements to hold smaller gatherings. Click here for more details. Many social and recreational services must temporarily Read more...