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General tipsFinancial concernsIf your income is disrupted, take a deep breath. There is help for you. It is a good idea to call each of your bill providers now and ask for a payment suspension. (Say your income is disrupted due to coronavirus. Some customer service agents may not be allowed to help until you say "coronavirus"). Even lenders who are not legally required to do so might delay due dates, but you need to call. Call early (not the day the bill is due) because there will probably be longer hold times. Keep as much money in your account as possible for medical supplies, food, etc.
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General tipsPrivacy concernsBe careful of calls, emails, posts that may be taking advantage of people in a vulnerable situation. Do not give out account info or personal details via email. Do not give this information to anyone who calls you. When calling a trusted source, you may need to provide some personal details - but be careful. If you feel pressured to make a decision right away, step away and look into whether this is a scam. Watch out for unknown entities selling face masks, etc.; make sure they are reputable.
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Cash assistance for DOE free and reduced lunch recipients
https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fbit.ly%2F2Vczwi7%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR0iXtn8lhI3uxwovNClu-Ku1ZzB9Qu_NuxkYfOoB7AeZuKLU7yYwa7he08&h=AT2tlkUKWtnGx5TY47XV8BsPGCfgCLjO5iBPtN54pnH-nHl4SXzq3OUdumJYuxkH1GB39L8tzBrhuZ0TW_UTcLy2MMGC3Edw9V9nQwlyWfy7POHOg6V-CbbvENt5up2M&__tn__=-UK-R&c[0]=AT1JbkOPMOqXwkiHCp0QE6Q3jcKS98RIqpJKiIufBNiIUisNFxzmlZ6zDh7RUlZGUg1paHtpO5SNoZJLn6RZ5RvKur922nXpVBlprpSGNnkMB2mFwwmC0_N9ZMrYSeJvbOOo9_ylpUGf6I1fTNVLtHqaHPkKU-Wir2vsnpbWAzmLPOk-0BdqC8M70-kOQ2PCoAQOUKufhlKDZINqBI4S56PCGn8V
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Maui Economic OpportunityFinancial relief - individuals, families

transportation		If you have lost income due to coronavirus and need financial assistance (rent, etc.) call and ask for Nani or Yolanda

As of 3/23/20 bus service is operating on regular schedule. Reaches Kualapu'u at 8:30 during kupuna hours

See "Food" resources below		553-3216
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The Hawai'i Resilience FundBills One time emergency financial assistance ($1000 per household) paid directly to bill provider, mortgage, rent, utility, certified childcarehttps://www.hawaiiancouncil.org/hrf
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Kahiau Community Assistance FundFinancial relief - individuals, familiesPrimary intended uses: mortage, rent, utility payments

Secondary intended uses: emergency auto repairs, funeral expenses, prescription meds
Apply online, by phone, or by email
https://hawaiiancouncil.org/kahiau/

(808) 784-4464

kahiau@hawaiiancouncil.org
For Native Hawaiians over the age of 18 who live in Hawaii and have attended a financial literacy class in the past 12 months
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Hawai'i State Unemployment benefitsJobsClaim Filing: http://uiclaims.hawaii.gov
Phone appointments to help with claims: 808-762-5752
Password reset: 808-762-5751
General Line: 808-586-9070
Claims and Benefits line (Molokai): 553-1750
Employer Services line (Molokai): 984-8410		The website is crashing so it may require many tries. Refresh your screen to see if it's back up.

Application tips from Unite Here Local 5, the hospitality and healthcare union: https://www.unitehere5.org/applying-for-unemployment-benefits/?fbclid=IwAR3NDMH_tX6OihvvX_6q6BH2zuijef2sutTB3QTCnX49oP_v5kXQPz1LxTo
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Maui Jobs CenterJobshttps://www.mauiamericanjobcenter.com/
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Unemployment expansion - federal coronavirus stimulus bill
more people eligible for unemployment payUnemployment expanded to include self-employed, part-time work, irregular work history, freelancer, "gig" worker, independent contractors. Increases the amount of funding available.TBD. Apply at the state leverl as usual using the above.
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MEO COVID-19 Bus ScheduletransportationUpdated Molokai MEO bus schedulehttps://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-WrEyc7o7yC_0-kbgd_c-BeNxNFVrqyHeDWiidUJhCE/edit?fbclid=IwAR31F2lbFAxyWw56WwM19Ksbf3TmoEWVdJbFxLGHL2AArtoWt5GXZcHJApM#gid=1446151738
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Hawai'i Community Foundation Resilience FundFinancial assistance - through orgs

Food distribution, protecting health care workers		Funds to health care orgs and non-profits. Current focus: reduce the spread of the COVID-19; protect health care workers on the front-lines of testing and screening; support self-quarantine measures, such as supporting home visits and distribution of food supplies to populations disproportionately impacted by the outbreak.https://www.hawaiicommunityfoundation.org/coronavirus
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Aloha United Way Maui Relief FundFinancial assistance - through orgs

general assistance and referral service		Safety Net Fund - for non-profits that help individuals and families with medical bills, food and food security, mortgage, rent and utility assistance, child and elder care. $5K grant per organization. Apply at link to the right. Includes admin expense for non-profits that provide these services, if they have a dip in funding.

211 line or website for general assistance with all kinds of needs
https://mauiunitedway.org/Safety-Net-Fund-Info

https://www.auw211.org/
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Hawai'i People's Fund Urgent Action GrantsFinancial assistance - through orgs

Systemic inequities, food		Urgent action grant. $5000 to support social justice / economic justice to meet urgent needs, especially food securityhttps://www.hawaiipeoplesfund.org/apply-for-grant/
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Violet and Vivian Fund Financial relief - individuals, familes, related to abuse (see sheet 3, safety)See 3rd sheet in this document ("safety")See second sheet in this document ("safety")
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Moratoriums on payments - housingmortgages12-month mortgage forebearance for loans backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (don't need to pay, no evictions, applies to most mortgages). 60-day moratorium for other federal lenders (such as USDA). This applies to mortgage, not rent. Some cities have issued moratoriums on renter evictions, but not Hawai'i or Maui County. Still, residents can call their landlord to inform them of mortgage moratoriums and request relief. To take advantage of this, call and set up arrangements with your lender. Renters can also seek financial support through other services listed here. DHHL offering 6-month deferrals for their direct loans (1200 loans in the Hawai'i). If on DHHL land with another lender, call your lender.Call your lenderhttps://www.curbed.com/2020/3/18/21185666/coronavirus-foreclosure-eviction-moratorium-trump-hud
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Moratoriums on payments - utilitiesutilities, electricityHawai'i electric (including MECO) suspends disconnections until May 17. Any notification that a customer receives about a service disconnection before May 17 is a scam and should be ignoredMolokai service line: 1-877-871-8461
https://www.hawaiianelectric.com/hawaiian-electric-suspends-disconnections-for-30-days
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Moratoriums on payments - student loansstudent loansFederal student loans are eligible for 2-month suspension. To take advantage of this call and set up arrangements with your lender. Call your lender
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Spectrum - free wifi and routerutilities, wifiOffered for households with K-12 or college students, for 60 days (charges may apply after that)https://www.khon2.com/coronavirus-2/for-60-days-spectrum-will-offer-free-broadband-and-wi-fi-access-for-students/
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Friends of the Children's Justice Center of MauiFinancial relief - children

(administered through social service providers - gov, non-profits, and therapists)		Emergency funds to meet unmet needs for keiki in the community. Funnel through social service providers (government, non-profit, individual therapists)808-986-8634
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Hawaiian Community Assetseconomic supports, updates, tipsRegular updates about economic relief available and tips for economic wellness - emphasis on homeownership and financial literacy for Native Hawaiians
Visit them on Facebook for updates
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Farmer and agriculture supportsA form to submit explaining your needs. Funds are not guaranteed, but the state will use the info the decide how to disperse funds.https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oJ79bzgy5KrjQsJKfn2lEYvBN9GXJxrmDXBuhttnCqQ/edit?fbclid=IwAR3oRYOLug9k_iywiWjACRRxIpSA2-MkV4ImcJd9CZOUsZVMPuJ6jhpPeVQ
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Small Business Administration (SBA) disaster relief
small businessLow interest loans for small businesseshttps://www.sba.gov/page/coronavirus-covid-19-small-business-guidance-loan-resources
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Catholic Charities Hawai'iTBD
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Hawai'i Legal Aidhousing, public benefits, family lawNon-profit law firm that helps people with limited financial means handle legal problems in these areas: Housing, Fair Housing, Public Benefits, Family, Consumer, and ImmigrationIntake services M-F 9am - 11:30am and 1pm - 3:30pm
1-800-499-4302 (for neighbor islands)
https://www.legalaidhawaii.org/uploads/2/3/9/0/23902043/press_release_impact_of_covid-19_on_legal_aid_society_of_hawaii_statewide_services_.pdf
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Federal and state income tax extension taxes
The federal income tax filing due date is automatically extended from April 15, 2020, to July 15, 2020.
Taxpayers can also defer federal income tax payments due on April 15, 2020, to July 15, 2020, without penalties and interest, regardless of the amount owed.
The due date for filing 2019 State income tax returns due from April 20, 2020 to June 20, 2020 is postposed to July 20, 2020.
The due date for making 2019 State income tax payments due from April 20, 2020 to June 20, 2020 is postponed to July 20, 2020.
Additional action is not needed by Income taxpayers to participate in this tax relief program.
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Stimulus check - federal coronavirus stimulus bill
cash payment$1200 per adult, for those earning less than $75K/year. (a couple filing jointly can earn up to $150k/year. For those who have already filed 2018 and 2019 taxes and whose information is up to date and accurate, there's no need to do anything at all. If the government has your direct deposit info from past taxes or social security payments, the payment may come through within 3 weeks of 3/27/20. Otherwise, will take longer.

Many with lower incomes do not usually file taxes - these people need to file a form to get their stimulus check. If you have moved, you need to update the IRS, and it may take a while to get your check.

(The amount paid goes down by $5 for every $100 over $75K earned, so after $99K/year for individuals and $198K/year for couples there is no payment)		Info here: (not live yet - the bill just passed, so IRS has not put up the info yet) https://www.irs.gov/coronavirushttps://www.nbcnews.com/business/consumer/stimulus-checks-are-coming-here-s-how-make-sure-you-n1169576?cid=sm_npd_ms_fb_ma&fbclid=IwAR10IJq_IQWAHnWvK2ebfIrj2GMOOxTyh-vW_8LbRBTtE2SxnmkPjD4jwxA
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Unemployment expansion - federal coronavirus stimulus bill
more people eligible for unemployment payExpanded to include self employed - part-time work, irregular work history, freelancer, "gig" worker. Increases the amount of funding available.
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Resilient Hawai'i COVID-19 resourcesgeneral
https://resilienthawaii.org/?fbclid=IwAR07dR_6uZQ5o6H5AnlxoXwjsrTHyCquMPNMBJm9AVOOG3wq48XnIYOeIZ0
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Resources for Hawaiʻi During the Coronavirus Epidemic
federal assistance
A thorough primer on COVID-19 federal assistance vailable to different groups. Not Molokai specific.
https://www.schatz.senate.gov/coronavirus/
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LT - SBA support
small business help
Offering assistance with getting federal government support
Andreana Reyescovid19sbasupport@onipaa.org
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