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Distance learning began on March 30 and families wonder how to support it.
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Facing the situation of suddenly being stuck at home hits everyone differently. In this column, I will talk about five things that can be used to help you navigate this time of social distancing while keeping your well-being in check and maintaining a sense of being part of a bigger society outside the confines of your home.
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We may be apart, but with AARP Community Connections we don’t have to be alone. The new, free, website of helpful resources for the public as our nation addresses the coronavirus – available in Spanish and English (www.aarp.org/MiComunidad and www.aarpcommunityconnections.org) – is now offering people an avenue to get help or give help during the pandemic.
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Here is a list of additional resources available on the national and state level to assist in food, income, health insurance, utilities and other necessities.
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People Financially Affected by the Pandemic Can Have Funds Downloaded to Their Mobile Wallets for Basic Needs
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The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has temporarily adjusted its enforcement posture and activities effective March 18, 2020, to ensure the welfare and safety of the general public as well as officers and agents in light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic response.
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