Resources & Services during the COVID-19 pandemic
Important Health Information from the CDC
(Center for Disease Control & Prevention)
How to protect yourself: link
What to do if you are sick: link
Measures to prevent COVID-19 in your community (workplace, home, public settings): link
Frequently Ask Questions: how it spreads, symptoms, and what to do if you are sick: link
Mass.Gov, City of Boston, and Mass. Dept. of Public Health COVID-19 Resources
Reopening Massachusetts: link
City of Boston COVID-19 information in 10 languages: link
Useful guidance for different populations (e.g., employers, caregivers, etc.): link
COVID-19 Resource Guide For Boston’s Immigrants: link
“Stricter Measures in Place For Social, Physical Distancing to Curb COVID-19 Impact”: link
“Information on the Outbreak of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)”: link
COVID-19 Cases, Quarantine and Monitoring: link
Massachusetts Department of Unemployment Assistance Resource: link
A comprehensive list of emergency childcare options: link
Dashboard to track cases in Boston and Massachusetts: link
Federal Stimulus package information: link
“Massachusetts extends tax deadline to match federal date”: link
Free online diagnostic tool by Buoy Health to help screen for COVID-19 symptoms remotely – this is NOT a replacement for professional medical advice or emergency care: link
Homeless Services Plan Update: link
Boston Parks and Recreation COVID-19 Updates: link
Veterans Services COVID-19 Updates: link
Services & Resources for Residents
Fenway CDC will continue to provide quality services to our residents from Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. If you need assistance or have an emergency matter, please contact Fenway CDC staff: contact list here.
As we continue to live through this difficult time, Fenway CDC encourages our community residents to stay strong, positive, and unified. In the spirit of keeping our community connected, we have created a community sign for residents to color and place in the windows of their homes and cars and on mailboxes. This is a symbol of our united efforts to protect each other during the COVID-19 pandemic. Download the sign here. See our sample here.
Information on Unemployment and COVID-19: link
Unemployment Benefits Guideline
Up-to-date MBTA schedule here.
Free deliveries and friendly check-ins for those at-risk for COVID-19. Get what you need safely, from a volunteer neighbor: link
Curfew, Masks: Boston Mayor Announces New Coronavirus Rules.
Get free daily COVID-19 text updates from the City of Boston available in 11 different languages. Access these text updates here.
The City of Boston text updates can also be accessed in 11 different languages online here.
All K-12 schools will be closed for the remainder of the school year. All non-emergency childcare centers will be closed until June 29th.
Child care program resources for essential workers: to support families of essential workers and families with children who have special needs, Care.com is offering eligible families and child care workers free 90-day premium memberships.
Student Loan Assistance. Click here for details.
Massachusetts residents who are not eligible for regular unemployment benefits can now apply online for the new Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) program. To learn more or apply, visit: www.mass.gov/pua
If you’ve lost a job and need insurance, you may qualify for coverage through the Health Connector. Apply for coverage here.
William James College offers a free, confidential service that can help connect you to a therapist based on insurance, location and specialty needs during this time.
Despite the closure of all MA schools and childcare facilities until June 29th, Boston Public Schools pledge to continue providing free breakfast and lunch to all Boston students! Click here for a map and list of meal sites for Boston Youth and Teens.
Residents can visit boston.gov/COVID19food to find food resources for all residents, including youth meal sites, food pantries, and more.
Information and updates on Boston Public Schools for students and families: link
Services & Resources for Businesses
Re-Open Boston Fund
Stimulus Package Information:
- Recorded Webinar: https://vimeo.com/402967720
- View PowerPoint slides here
Supporting Boston’s open businesses: link
Resource Library Business Development Program: Link
U.S. Chamber resources that guide businesses on how to stay afloat and safely operate during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Living & Working Virtually
Useful info for working remotely: “A Guide to Managing Your (Newly) Remote Workers”
Tackling work-from-home like a boss: check out these tips here
Protect your mental health. Wonderful distractions for a mind in distress:
New England Aquarium virtual tour
Museum of Modern Art, New York channel
The Smithsonian Institution virtual tour
NBA.com is currently offering a complimentary free preview of their NBA League Pass
Nike Training Club App Premium Membership is currently free of charge. Download the NTC app on your Apple or Android device here
Union Capital Boston is now hosting Virtual Network Nights to share information & resources, tips & advice, songs or poems, skill-sharing, recipes or anything else of benefit to our community! They host Nights in both English and Spanish. Check it out here.
Things to do for kids
National Aquarium virtual tour
SeaWorld Orlando virtual tour
What to do with your kids when schools close due to COVID-19
Things to do for families and individuals
Things to do while staying at home
Stay at home to-do list
20 Amazing places you can visit without leaving home
20 Sacred Spaces to Transport You Around the World
Cirque du Soleil Premieres Online Special: link