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Although Covid-19 has literally transformed our world, the City of Houston remains steadfast and proves to be a pillar of strength in the time of need for citizens.  The leadership displayed throughout the state of Texas has been extraordinary.

In an effort to support families with information in real time, Plans of Action Houston is supporting local non-profits, city, state and federal agencies to get the much needed information to families.

I. Non-profit  and Houston Leaders sharing resources

a. www.bakerripley.org – Rental Assistance and more

b. https://hcp2.com/news/blog/13775-meal-distributions-during-covid-19

c. www.stembridgeshouston.com – STEM Bridges Houston: Our partnering non-profit has a running list of resources in Texas on their website for COVID-19 and Beyond. Please visit their website for an updated listing and to receive additional information.

Harris County Public Health

www.hcphtx.org\COVID-19 

www.ReadyHarris.org

Harris Health System

www.harrishealth.org

Houston Food Bank

https://www.houstonfoodbank.org/

​Center for Disease Control and Prevention

https://www.cdc.gov

​Houston Health Department 

www.HoustonHealth.org

www.HoustonEmergency.org

d. www.unitedwayhouston.org  – United Way Houston:  United Way of Greater Houston and the Greater Houston Community Foundation are standing together to help support those in our community who have been impacted by COVID-19 and those who may be impacted by unforeseen economic conditions. Together, we have established the Greater Houston COVID-19 Recovery Fund to serve our region’s most vulnerable neighbors impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. ~ United Way Houston

II. Student Loan Borrowers 

The Health and Economic Recovery Omnibus Emergency Solutions Act (HEROES Act) is a sprawling $3 trillion proposal to inject cash and other forms of relief into the economy.  ~ Forbes Adam S. Minsky, Esq.

Under the CARES Act, payments, interest, and collections on government-held federal student loans have been suspended through September 30, 2020

III. Texas Health and Human Services