Evictions in Pennsylvania may be off limits until July 10, but that date is quickly approaching. For the members of City Council behind the Emergency Housing Protection Act (EHPA), it represents the beginning of yet another crisis. | From: AL DÍA (Read more.)
More than 100 sanitation workers and other city employees rallied Tuesday morning in Love Park to demand better working conditions. | From: Metro Philly (Read more.)
Nearly a week of citywide curfews, closures, and general commotion have created new challenges for people experiencing homelessness and the outreach workers who serve them. | From: Kensington Voice (Read more.)
The team behind Cooking for the Culture, a platform for black culinary professionals, is organizing food drives after the city shut down food distribution sites. | From: Philadelphia Magazine (Read more.)
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf announced $225 million in new funding — in the form of grants, not loans — for the state’s small businesses that have been hurt by coronavirus shutdowns. The money includes $100 million in grants for any small business that saw losses during the shutdown. | From: NBC10/Telemundo62 (Read more.)
La Oficina de Niños y Familias de la Ciudad de Filadelfia , la Red de Jóvenes de Filadelfia , Philadelphia Works y las organizaciones asociadas de WorkReady se han unido para crear una experiencia virtual de empleos de verano para los jóvenes de nuestra ciudad. | Para: Philatinos (Read more.)
Test sites in Germantown are located at the Philadelphia Department of Public Health Center 9, 131 E. Chelten Avenue and Abbottsford-Falls Family Practice and Counseling Network, 4700 Wissahickon Avenue, Building D. | From: Germantown Info Hub (Read more.)
Many are still vulnerable to housing insecurity, especially LGBTQ people. Due to a lack of funding, the city is now pointing folks in the direction of additional housing resources. | From: Philadelphia Gay News (Read more.)
El Proyecto de Unidad de Familia de Inmigrantes de Pensilvania de Filadelfia (PAIFUP), un fondo dedicado a proporcionar asesoría legal gratuita a inmigrantes que de otra manera no podrían pagar los servicios legales de inmigración podría estar en riesgo debido al coronavirus y al nuevo presupuesto revisado del alcalde Jim Kenney, que planea recortar los fondos de la ciudad para el programa El | De: AL DÍA (Read more.)
Philadelphia’s Pennsylvania Immigrant Family Unity Project (PAIFUP), a fund dedicated to providing free legal counsel to immigrants who otherwise can’t afford immigration legal services might be at risk given coronavirus and Mayor Jim Kenney’s new revised budget, which plans to cut the city’s funding for the program. | From: AL DÍA (Read more.)
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