They will help with bills, rent and food as they can.
Call 211 and provide your zip code and you will be provided a list of local agencies to provide assistance

Department of Health Novel Coronavirus Hotline

Call for medical assistance and referrals
1-888-364-3065

CDC Information on Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Health Care

Insurance

If you need to know if you are eligible for Medicaid, click here, they can get coverage to get screened and treated.
New York State Income Based Health Insurance: Medicaid, Child Health Plus, The Essential Plan, Qualified Health

New York State: Click here for NYS of Health Navigator Directory
Onondaga County

Call Salvation Army: NYS of Health Navigator 315-479-1155

Mental Health

New York State Emotional Support Hotline (1-844-863-9314) for those dealing with increased stress and anxiety.
NYS Office of Mental Health: Feeling Stressed About Coronavirus (COVID-19)?
Care for your Coronavirus Anxiety
Coping with social isolation Social Distancing Festival
New York City Well - Trouble coping? We’re here to listen and help with problems like stress, depression, anxiety, or drug and alcohol use. For your or someone you care for.
How to get alone time when at home with family
More Than 6,000 Mental Health Professionals Have Signed Up to Provide Free Online Mental Health Services - New Yorkers Can Call 1-844-863-9314 to Schedule an Appointment
Mental Health Podcasts by Women of Color
Coping skills worksheets and toolkit
Headspace - Free meditations you can listen to anytime
Calm - Free resources from Calm to take care of our minds and stay grounded, including content hand-picked to support your mental and emotional wellness through this time
Zoom/live video meditation and yoga classes
Disaster Distress Helpline: Call 1-800-985-5990, or text TalkWithUs to 66746 to connect with a trained crisis counselor. In addition, you can visit the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services online to learn more.

Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault

For those who may be worried about quarantining in a home where they do not feel safe, help is available from the National Domestic Violence Hotline 24/7 by calling their hotline at 1-800-799-7233.
United States Department of Justice: Office on Violence Against Women
Hotlines and Resources - Search for Local Resources Here
National Domestic Violence Hotline: Call 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE). Additional information can be found online.
New York State Domestic Violence Hotlines https://opdv.ny.gov/help/dvhotlines.html

1-800-942-6906, English & español/Multi-language Accessibility/Deaf or Hard of Hearing: 711
NYC: 1-800-621-HOPE (4673) or dial 311 TDD: 1-800-810-7444
For a listing of domestic violence hotlines by county, go to the New York State Domestic Violence Directory

Onondaga County - Vera House

www.verahouse.org
315-468-3260 - 24/7 Crisis Support
Shelter, therapy, advocacy

Center to Advance Palliative Care - an organization dedicated to supporting providers, caregivers, and individuals who are grieving or living with a serious illness; can be visited online here.

Housing

Housing/Rent Supports

New York City

Tenants’ Rights Hotline: 212-979-0611
ACCESS NYC - Find out what support you and your family may be eligible for during the pandemic.

Learn how to reduce your utility bill

Emergency Shelter Housing

24 HOUR CRISIS HOTLINE FOR ALL SHELTERS: DIAL 211
Find a Safe Place to Go
National Homeless Shelter Directory
Central New York

Rescue Mission Men's Shelter

https://211cny.com/detail.php?&cat=hosh&county[]=O&s=1&id=11408754
122 Dickerson Street, Syracuse, NY
Provides an emergency shelter for men with access to meals, permanent housing, employment and spiritual assistance. Makes referrals to appropriate services for those with substance abuse and mental health issues. Case managers are available to provide assistance.

Rescue Mission Women's Shelter

https://211cny.com/detail.php?&cat=hosh&county[]=O&s=1&id=31163041
122 Dickerson Street, Syracuse, NY
Provides an emergency shelter for women with access to meals, permanent housing, employment, and spiritual assistance. Makes referrals for individuals with drug and alcohol issues. Case managers are available to provide assistance.

Salvation Army Adult Shelters

https://syracuseny.salvationarmy.org/SyracuseNY/AdultShelters

Emergency Family Shelter

Syracuse, New York 13202
Phone: 315-479-1332
The Salvation Army’s Emergency Family Shelter is the only family shelter in Onondaga County licensed by the NYS Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance. With 81 beds and 10 cribs, we provide temporary emergency housing and counseling services for homeless families of any configuration, including extended families, men with children, older male children and single pregnant women. Crisis counseling, comprehensive social work assessment services and linkages to community resources for aftercare support are provided to secure and maintain permanent housing.

Women's Shelter

Syracuse, New York 13204
Phone: 315-472-0947 • Fax: 315-422-0931
The Salvation Army’s Women’s Shelter provides temporary emergency housing for adult women without children, who have serious mental health problems and psychiatric disabilities. Crisis counseling, comprehensive social work support services, mental health services and linkages to community resources are provided to help the women obtain housing stability, income supports, mental health treatment and supportive services. The Women's Shelter has 15 beds and 16 subsidized one bedroom apartments.

Youth Shelters & Residential Programs

https://syracuseny.salvationarmy.org/SyracuseNY/YouthShelters
Each year, The Salvation Army provides valuable services to more than 2,000 teens in our community, from a variety of backgrounds. These youth are served according to their need and our capacity to help - regardless of race, gender, ethnicity or sexual orientation.

Barnabas Shelter • Syracuse, NY 13205

Phone: 315-475-9744 (ext 102)
Barnabas Shelter is a co-ed group facility offering short-term emergency housing for up to six homeless young adults, ages 18-24. Participants typically receive shelter services for up to 2-4 weeks, oftentimes enabling them to become enrolled in our long-term transitional housing apartments or our rapid rehousing rental assistance program. There is no cost associated with Barnabas Shelter, however, you must telephone in advance to ensure space is available.

Booth House • Syracuse, NY 13205

Phone: 1-800-660-6999 / 315-471-7628
Booth House was the first runaway shelter in New York to operate under the New York State Runaway and Homeless Youth Act and certified by the Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS).It is a shelter and counseling service for runaway and homeless youth, ages 13-17 (those younger than 13 will be determined on a case by case basis). During times of crisis, youth are able to access shelter services for up to 60 days (longer with approval). Services may be initiated by contacting our 24-hour hotline. In addition, Booth House offers a variety of crisis services including family mediation, case management, home schooling, living skills and recreational activities. The principles of youth development are integrated into each of the programs offered at Booth House. The voluntary aspects of the program are fully reinforced and Booth House incorporates youth participation in program activities, as well as program decision-making. This is a best practice method designed to achieve optimum engagement from youth receiving services. There is no cost to participate in this program

Catholic Charities:

Emergency crisis response link: https://www.ccoc.us/services/crisis-response#title_1
Location: 264 E. Onondaga St., Syracuse.
Contact: 315-475-3807. Please be prepared to leave a message. Someone will call you back as soon as possible. Over 2,400 families annually are assisted with prescription co-pays, clothing, utility payments, household storage, and more. Our downtown food pantry serves over 400 families every month.

Men’s Shelter

Location: 1074 South Clinton Street, Syracuse
Information and referrals: 315-423-9137
Our Men’s Shelter on South Clinton Street can host 100 men struggling with homelessness every night. Case management services are available to help individuals find and keep stable housing.

Relocation Assistance

Location: 262 East Onondaga St., Syracuse, NY 13202
Information and referrals: 315-378-4054
We offer support for families and individuals who are homeless or in danger of becoming homeless in the city of Syracuse. The agency works with a range of community supporters and other organizations to help people find stable housing.

Supportive Services for Veteran Families:

https://www.ccoc.us/services/ssvf-supportive-services-for-veteran-families
This program helps find stable housing for low-income veteran families who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

Transitional Living Services :

https://www.benefits.gov/benefit/619
The Transitional Living Program (TLP) provides homeless youth with stable, safe living accommodations for up to 21 months. The TLP provides services to help young people develop skills necessary to move to independence and life as healthy, productive adults.

New York City

Food

Food pantry and other food resources can be found nationwide

SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) guidance by state
Central New York

New York City

Food Bank NYC

Internet

Verizon is adding an additional 15GB to all its consumer and small business plans at no extra cost, including those on shared data plans. Verizon will waive late fees and will not terminate service. It is also offing new internet options for low income households.
AT&T is waiving its domestic wireless voice and data overage fees nationwide. AT&T will not terminate the service of any wireless, home phone or broadband customers because of their inability to pay their bill. The company will also be expanding it’s low cost home broadband service. AT&T offers open hot-spots, unlimited data to existing customers, and $10/month plans to low income families
Charter will offer free Spectrum broadband and Wi-Fi access for 60 days to households with K-12 and/or college students who do not already have a Spectrum broadband subscription and at any service level up to 100 Mbps. To enroll call 1-844-488-8395. Installation fees will be waived for new student households.
Spectrum will be offering free access to its broadband and WiFi for new K-12 and college student households for 60 days. It will also be opening its WiFi hotspots for public use.
Comcast offers free Wi-Fi for 2 months to low income families plus all Xfinity hot-spots are free to the public during this time
T-Mobile is expanding its network capacity and roaming access across the nation for Sprint customers.

Unemployment

Computer Resources

Apple

Final Cut Pro

To get a free trial of Final Cut Pro version 10.4.8 for your Mac, enter your name and email address in the box below, then click Download.

Logic Pro

All the power you need in production. All the creativity you want in music.

Coursera

Online learning platform Coursera has made some 3,800 courses free to every university in the world impacted by coronavirus until July 31, 2020.

McGraw-Hill

Education publishing company McGraw-Hill is offering free access, training and support for its digital learning platforms McGraw-Hill Connect and ALEKS.

Perlego

Online textbook library Perlego is offering free access to its repository of more than 300,000 titles for the next six weeks.

Adobe

Offering free access to Creative Cloud tools through May for home use by students attending schools that currently only provide lab access through May.

Docusign

Free access to Docusign for managing electronic agreements.

Support.com

Free tech support to anyone working or studying remotely right now.

Expensify

Reimburse you up to $50 for essential goods and groceries purchased on your SNAP card.

Free 16 learning courses that provide tips on how to stay productive, build relationships when you’re not face-to-face, use virtual meeting tools and balance family and work dynamics in a healthy way.

Audible (Amazon)

Free stories for kids of all ages to stream on your desktop, laptop, phone or tablet. For as long as schools are closed, we're open. Starting today, kids everywhere can instantly stream an incredible collection of stories, including titles across six different languages, that will help them continue dreaming, learning, and just being kids.

Banzai

Take an online financial literacy course

Netflix Party

Want to watch a movie with friends, from your own couch?

Le Moyne Services

The Jesuit Fund: Emergency Aid for Students

We are blessed to have a community that is empathic, strong, resilient & nimble. Many members of the Le Moyne community have reached out to see how they can help our students. One answer is to support the Jesuit Fund. Gifts to this fund allows us to answer calls for help made by our students in emergency situations like COVID-19. Some of our students are struggling to meet basic needs like food & shelter, or are unable to afford the technology to support their new remote learning requirements
Please submit a form for emergency assistance from The Jesuit Fund: Emergency Student Aid at Le Moyne College. Please note that we may not be able to fulfill all requests at the amount requested. We will review these requests on a rolling basis and will get back to you as soon as possible.
To apply and for more information, click here.

Library

Electronic resources (e-books, databases, etc.) still available
Ask a Librarian

Ask Us Chat is open to chat with a librarian
Librarians are available for research and other help via Ask Us Chat, email, and Zoom

Wellness Center

Counseling Center

Open remotely and scheduling Zoom and phone sessions
Email counselingservices@lemoyne.edu

The Break Room

Come relax for a bit between classes and take the edge off with Nick Bednarz and Noah Gist, two senior Psychology students who want to share their knowledge and experience of college life!
New topics every meeting!
Every Tuesday from 1:30-2:30pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 483 623 719
Zoom Meeting Password: 470137

Follow Wellness Center on Social Media for Updates

Facebook: Le Moyne College Wellness Center for Health and Counseling
Twitter: @LeMoyneWellness
Instagram: @LMCWellness

Career Advising and Development

For any questions or concerns, reach out at careers@lemoyne.edu
Handshake

Make appointments with staff from Career Advising and Development
Check for internship and job opportunities
Access to resume drop-in hours

PathwayU is available to you 24/7 to help you clarify your career interests and explore career options
Follow Career Advising and Development on Social Media for Updates

Facebook: Le Moyne College Office of Career Advising and Development
Twitter: @LMCDolphinsWork
Instagram: @LMCDolphinsWork

Student Success Center

Email studentsuccess@lemoyne.edu with any questions or concerns.
Student Success is available for one-on-one support with students via phone, email, and Zoom
Visit the Student Success Center’s Website for resources, including Note Taking, Study Skills, and Time Management
Tutoring

Peer tutoring is available to students by signing up here.
Click here for instructions on how to schedule a tutoring appointment

Follow Wellness Center on Social Media for Updates

Instagram: @LMCSSC

Inclusive Excellence and Global Education

Email inclusion@lemoyne.edu with any questions or concerns
Attend a virtual study abroad fair via Zoom
Log in for “Talk To Us Thursdays” and chat with your favorite Le Moyne administrators from the IEGE Office

Every Thursday from 4:30-6:00pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 346 888 908
Zoom Meeting Password: LMCIEGE

Join Watch and Chat Series and watch popular videos focused on various identities with the Office of Inclusive Excellence and Global Education

Every Tuesday and Friday at 10:00am
Zoom Meeting ID: 559 050 199
Zoom Meeting Password: WATCH&CHAT

Follow Inclusive Excellence and Global Education on Social Media for Updates

Facebook: Office of Inclusive Excellence and Global Education
Twitter: @LMCInclusion
Instagram: @LMCInclusion

Campus Ministry

Email campusministry@lemoyne.edu with any questions or concerns
Sundaes on Sundays at Seven

Bring your favorite ice cream or snack, and join us for readings and discussion of the Gospel. A great time for prayer and fellowship!
Every Sunday at 7:00pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 844 047 122
Zoom Meeting Password: 353260

Music Mondays

Join Grace Adams '20 and Julia C Walsh '20 weekly for a musical pick-me-up and a reminder of God's glory!
Listen on Spotify, Apple Music, or Youtube

Monday Night Check-In with Secondo and the Jesuits

Join Secondo, the Italian Greyhound and “Canine Campus Minister”, as well as the Le Moyne Jesuit Community in a virtual check-in time for fellowship and discussion!
Every Monday at 7:00pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 310 567 002
Zoom Meeting Password: 004179

Lights in the Tunnel with Fiona Podcast

Join Fiona Schaeffer '22 in a podcast each Tuesday as she takes an intersectional, interfaith approach to social justice issues.
Listen on Youtube

Wild Card Wednesdays with Michael

Join Michael Songer ‘20 for weekly community activities, ranging from trivia, to catchphrase, to name that tune, to… well anything!
Every Wednesday at 9:30pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 648 870 128
Zoom Meeting Password: 482409

Muddied Waters with Matt and Luke Podcast

Join Matt Bavett ‘21 and Luke Giunta ‘21 in a podcast each Thursday where they answer your biggest existential questions...even if they’re not qualified to do so!
Send in questions for podcast discussion to lukeandmartypodcast@gmail.com
Listen on Youtube

Follow Campus Ministry on Social Media for Updates

Facebook: Le Moyne Campus Ministry
Twitter: @LeMoyneCampMin
Instagram: @LeMoyneCampMin