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CeSPNC Upcoming Zoom Meetings
Monday, June 8, 2020, 6:00pm
CeSPNC Budget & Finance Committee Meeting
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Tuesday, June 9, 2020, 6:00pm
CeSPNC Agenda Setting Committee Meeting
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Pandemic-EBT (P-EBT) program
LA County families have a new resource for food and groceries. Families who are normally able to receive free or reduced-cost meals at school, may now qualify for additional cash benefits (up to $365 per eligible child) through the Pandemic-EBT (P-EBT) program.

Families with children who are eligible for free and reduced-price meals, and who did not receive their P-EBT card in the mail by May 22, 2020, must apply online before June 30, 2020. 

Click here to apply & learn more:  ca.p-ebt.org

NOTE: this P-EBT benefit is in addition to any "grab n go" meals children may already be picking up from school. Children can still receive emergency food at COVID-19 emergency feeding sites offered by schools and community locations, even if they are receiving P-EBT benefits.
Información sobre P-EBT
Registrese para P-EBT antes del 30 de junio.
Debido al coronavirus (COVID-19), los niños que son elegibles para recibir alimentos gratis o a precio reducido en la escuela van a recibir beneficios adicionales para acceder a alimentos. Estos beneficios se llaman "Pandemic EBT" (Pandemia EBT) o beneficios "P-EBT". Los beneficios P-EBT ayudan a las familias de California a comprar comida cuando la escuela está cerrada.
Help from the Housing & Community Investment Dept.
Education
Virtual Support for Elementary Students
Employment
New Mayor’s Jobs Portal
Mayor Garcetti announced the    L.A. Jobs Portal   , a one-stop shop for Angelenos who are out-of-work as a result of the COVID-19 crisis. This site will continue to be updated with the most relevant resources and listings.   EWDD resources for job seekers and businesses during COVID-19 Outbreal - Economic & Workforce Development Department, City of Los Angeles   How to Apply for Unemployment Insurance
Health Care
Statewide Map of Healthy Meals 
Helping Californians Find Food

Chamber Webinars Continue
MAYOR SIGNS ORDINANCE
TO LIMIT FOOD DELIVERY FEES 
Mayor Garcetti this week approved action taken by the City Council to cap app delivery fees for restaurants at 15 percent of the total transaction. The legislation makes it “unlawful for a third-party food delivery service to charge a restaurant ... more than 15 percent of the purchase price of such online order during the local public health emergency related to COVID-19.” 
 
The legislation also caps non-delivery fees from those same apps — including fees for pickup and takeout at restaurants — at five percent of the total order. The new law further mandates that 100 percent of all tips given within the app must be given to the driver who actually distributes the food, and cannot be kept by the app companies themselves. The law will sunset 90 days after restaurant dining rooms are allowed to reopen.
2020 Census
See the rate of response in your neighborhood by visiting   this map .
While you are staying safer at home, please take a few minutes to complete the Census at    http://my2020census.gov   or by calling 844-330-2020.

Here is a    quick guide    to the 2020 Census. Be prepared! Please review the    checklist    to know what information you will need to complete the questionnaire easily. 

If you have more questions, please visit our    FAQ    page or call the U.S. Census Bureau at (213) 314-6502   .
L.A. County Coronavirus Update

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