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• : most people will receive a one-time cash payment from the federal government.
• : you could be eligible for several health and food assistance programs.
• : everyone, including those who are uninsured, should be eligible for cost-free COVID-19 testing (when ordered by a health provider), as well as other health protections and benefits.
• : you may qualify for new tax benefits that are available to help cover financial needs during the public health emergency.
• : you may be eligible for new student loan relief or financial assistance through your college or university.
• : you could now be eligible for emergency paid leave so that you can stay at home and still earn your paycheck.
• : you could be eligible for expanded unemployment benefits if you were laid off or are unable to work due to the pandemic.
• : you could be eligible for federal assistance.
• : you could be eligible for new benefits.
• : you could be eligible for new benefits, including paid emergency sick leave and family and medical leave.

Text Feature for Domestic Violence Action Center’s Helpline (state-wide)

Due to COVID-19, Domestic Violence Action Center’s Helpline has established a new number to respond to text messages from survivors. Helpline can provide support, risk assessment, safety planning, resources and referrals to Domestic Violence Action Center’s advocacy and legal services to survivors who may be unable to talk on the phone while in quarantine.

• If you’re unable to speak safely, you can text (605) 956-5680, to chat with a helpline specialist Monday through Friday from 8:00 am till 5:00 pm.
• If you’d prefer to speak to someone over the phone you can call helpline at (808) 531-3371 or toll free at (800) 690-6200 to speak to someone during these hours.
• If your partner does come home or walk in while you are talking to Helpline, text “STOP” and delete the text conversation so it cannot be discovered.
• On Helpline, a callers safety is priority, so all phone calls and chats are completely confidential.