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Joining the efforts to mitigate this difficult time for everyone,
the Embassy of Cabo Verde in Washington, D.C., has compiled:
A List of Potential Resources to Support the Affected Small or Medium Business
within the Cabo-Verdean Community.
Expressing commitment and solidarity in this difficult moment, working together with the Community Task-Force, the Embassy will be updating this information.
In the same way, efforts are in place to improve and facilitate the contacts with the Cabo-Verdeans in the United States, affected by the COVID-19.
In order to find out about possible potential support or assistance, please use the following contacts:
Cabo-Verdean nationals without email access, can always get in touch through the Facebook of the Embassy of Cabo Verde in the United States of America by sending messages and video calls to:
Use This Link:USEFUL INFORMATION
https://www.mass.gov/info-details/attorney-generals-office-multilingual-covid-19-publications
Informação útil para a Comunidade
A Embaixada da República de Cabo Verde em Washington D.C. alerta a comunidade residente no Estado de Massachusetts, que o Governo deste Estado aprovou um instrumento de apoio designado por Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA)
Os interessados devem apresentar as suas candidaturas a partir de hoje, atraves do site seguinte: <http://www.mass.gov/pua>
PUA is a program open to the following individuals:
* Self-employed individuals, including gig workers, freelancers, and independent contractors
* Those seeking part-time employment
* Claimants that have an insufficient work history to qualify for benefits
* And claimants that have been laid off from churches and religious institutions and are not eligible for benefits under state law, as PUA is a separate program from regular unemployment insurance.
The Embassy of Cabo Verde in Washington D.C.,
and the Community Task-Force
have compiled the list below
With
Potential Resources to Support the Community
Working together with the Community Task-Force, the Embassy will update this information with the list of organizations that are helping undocumented immigrants with food, rent and other resources during this time. Example: massundocufund.org;
In the same way, efforts are in place to improve the contact with the Cabo-Verdeans in Brockton and other areas, in order to provide the possible support, assistance and solidarity.
email: covid-19@caboverdeus.net
Cabo-Verdean without email access can always get in touch through the Facebook of the Embassy of Cape Verde in the United States of America by sending messages and video calls to:
https://www.facebook.com/EmbaixadaCaboVerdeWashingtonDC/
Use this link: USEFULL INFORMATION
Useful Information for the Community
The Embassy of the Republic of Cabo Verde in Washington D.C. alerts to all Cabo Verdeans residents in the State of Massachusetts, that the Government of the State has approved last night an instrument called "Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA)".
All the interested claimants will be able to file for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) beginning at 8:30 am today 4/20/2020
They can do so by applying at:<http://www.mass.gov/pua>
PUA is a program open to the following individuals:
* Self-employed individuals, including gig workers, freelancers, and independent contractors
* Those seeking part-time employment
* Claimants that have an insufficient work history to qualify for benefits
* And claimants that have been laid off from churches and religious institutions and are not eligible for benefits under state law, as PUA is a separate program from regular unemployment insurance.
