Covid-19 Resources
Access to Food during COVID: Where can I go to get food?
Moratorium on Rent and Evictions: What will happen if I don’t pay my rent?
Extension on Eviction Moratorium by Governor Lamont Executive Order, Feb 8, 2021:
CT Eviction Moratorium in effect for the duration of the public health emergency (currently set at April 20, 2021). But, a landlord can evict someone who commits a crime in the apartment or is a serious nuisance to neighbors.
Find more details at cca-ct.org/covidresources
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Moratorium on Utility Payments: What will happen if I don’t pay my utility bill?
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Electronic Stimulus Checks How do I get my stimulus check?
If you were incarcerated after March 27 but are now released, and were denied due to incarceration, apply before Nov. 21 at the IRS non-filers form website.
People who are currently incarcerated should file at IRS non-filers form website or file a paper claim by Oct. 30. Here is information about filing a paper claim.
These are the links from the video:
IRS
VITA
KeyBank
This fact sheet gives you all the information from the video (Baker McKenzie)
Who should you ask for help? Ask one of the providers listed here or call us.
Food Resources
Call 2-1-1 InfoLine for places closest to you.
WIC
Applications and questions by phone
Food Stamps (SNAP)
Applications online or call 2-1-1.
Free or Reduced-Cost Meals for Students
Schools are providing meals to their students. Check the websites or call 2-1-1.
Bridgeport
Plan by School District Each district updates their own information. District links above may have more recent information.
Other Food Resources
- 2-1-1- Infoline
- United Way of Connecticut
- Food Share: Hartford
- New Haven
- CT CORE Support Network
