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COVID-19

 

GENERAL OPERATIONS

  • Property Management & Leasing Office at 887 Park Street has now reopened to the public.  Masking is still required for visitors entering the office. 
  • The office staff will be available by phone or email. Our office number is (860) 951-7217:
  • Administrative Office at 95 Niles Street is also reopned to the public Masking is requiredfor visitors entering the office.

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT & Leasing office

Work Orders

We encourage residents to continue calling the Maintenance Hotline at 866-704-4297 to report any maintenance related issues. However, we will be responding to emergency work orders only. Maintenance will not enter the unit if a resident or a member is ill. Maintenance staff should use disposable gloves when working in a resident’s apartment. Residents should remain in a separate room while the MHAGH staff is in the unit. Gloves should be disposed of when leaving the unit.

Leasing Office

  • Rent payments should be made through the drop boxes only, or online.
  • Re-certification paperwork should be returned at the drop boxes only.
  • A drop box for re-certifications has been installed at the 95 Niles Street Office.

RESIDENT SERVICES

  • All MHAGH Community Rooms and Food Pantries are closed until further notice.
  • If you are concerned about your financial situation, free financial counseling is available. Contact Deborah Broaden, Director of Housing Education & Engagement at 860-296-1797 ext. 2000, or at dbroaden@mutualhousing.org.

help stop COVID-19

Do The Five

  1. HANDS Wash them often
  2. ELBOW Cough into it
  3. FACE Don't touch it
  4. FEET Stay more than 6 ft. apart
  5. FEEL Sick? Stay home

resources

State of Connecticut Updates

 

To see the State of Connecticut's latest official information, resources, and guidance related to COVID-19, visit ct.gov/coronavirus.

211

A good place to start to find many different resources in Connecticut. Call 211 or visit 211ct.org.

Specific COVID-19 information and resources can be found at: https://uwc.211ct.org/coronavirus-covid-19-information/

 

Food

Click here to access the Hartford Public Schools Student Meals Pick-up Locations.

Mobile Foodshare is a traveling food pantry with fresh produce and other foods that goes to community sites in Hartford and Tolland counties.
For a full schedule, text FOODSHARE to 85511.
You can also call the 24-hour phone line at 860-856-4321 to find out where the Mobile Foodshare truck will be.
Click here to access the Mobile Foodshare website.

unemployment benefits & employment opportunities

File for Unemployment Benefits

You can file an unemployment claim online.
Click here to visit the Connecticut Department of Labor's website.

Congress is enhancing state unemployment to provide more income and to cover more people.

  • Adds $600 per week for four months on top of state unemployment.
  • Adds up to 13 weeks of additional unemployment benefits to those already enrolled but who are nearing the end of benefits.
  • Expands the program to include a number of workers not normally eligible to receive unemployment benefits. This includes:
    • Freelancers
    • Independent contractors/gig workers
    • Self-employed
    • Those with limited work history
    • Employees who are still employed, but whose hours have been reduced

It is important to apply as soon as possible. To help expedite aid, the federal government is funding the first week of benefits to encourage states to waive traditional waiting periods, but it may still take a couple of weeks to be processed.

The federal government will be making one-time cash payments directly to our citizens. These payments should be issued during the month of April either by check or direct deposit. How much will you receive?

  • Individuals earning less than $75,000 will receive $1,200.
  • Married couples earning less than $150,000 will receive $2,400.
  • If you have children, you will receive $500 per child.
  • Individuals earning more than $75,000 and less than $99,000 – and couples earning more than $150,000 and less than $198,000 – are eligible for a lesser amount.

Find Temporary Employment

 

covid-19 testing

If you are concerned that you may have COVID-19, contact your doctor. They can advise on your symptoms and next steps.

No-cost COVID-19 testing in your community:
https://www.cvs.com/content/coronavirus/community-testing-sites
 

Hartford Healthcare COVID-19 resources:
https://hartfordhealthcare.org/health-wellness/coronavirus
 

 

Connecticut temporary housing assistance initiatives

In response to COVID-19, the State of Connecticut is offering assistance to renters and homeowners.

To determine if you qualify, you can:
- visit https://www.chfa.org/homeowners/state-of-connecticut-temporary-rental-housing-assistance-program-trhap
- call 1-860-785-3111.

Learn more here: https://portal.ct.gov/DOH/DOH/Programs/Temporary-Housing-Assistance-Initiatives
 

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