At the height of the pandemic last spring, New York City hired 200 people to help COVID-19 positive residents access essentials like food and medicine during quarantine. Now, with a second wave hitting the country and large holiday gatherings likely, the city is planning to expand its program to help more immigrant New Yorkers, including Creole-speaking Haitian-Americans.
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From Epicenter-NYC: There’s a Creole app for that
We launched Epicenter-NYC at the height of Covid-19 as a way to
surface and meet needs, expand networks and create more connectivity
among the neighbors of New York City. We are written by the
community, for the community.