It’s hard to stay on top of the news and programs offered in this dynamic Covid-19 environment. We’ve compiled a list of practical resources to help navigate the web for assistance, particularly financial, during this ever-changing time. Updated July 24, 2020
TheFederal Housing Finance Agency is delaying foreclosures and evictions for those with Freddie Mac and Fannie May mortgages. Check with your lender for more information.
We have a lot of great online resources available to patrons with Des Plaines Library cards. If you do not have a library card, you can fill out our online application from home. We will process temporary cards while we are closed so that you can access our online resources. We will issue physical cards once we re-open.
Legal Forms Library: Free forms for divorce, leases, wills, power of attorney, taxes and an attorney directory.
Tax Forms: See the library’s tax form page for all the tax forms you need, information on who to call when you have questions and where to go online for more trusted information.
Adult Learning Center from HelpNow: Includes tips and resources to start your job search and writing experts to help you craft a winning resume and cover letter. Also includes practice tests for the GED and US Citizenship Test.
Lynda.com: Thousands of online video tutorials that can help you learn software, technology, creative and business skills to achieve personal and professional goals.
Social Services: Explore our social services page for information on local social service providers.
CORPORATE RESOURCES
This a sampling of corporate programs. Most companies have a Covid-19 response page. If you need us to research for you, please write us at help@dppl.org
ATT is continuing its Access program of $10 month internet service for those who meet qualifying income.
ComEdis taking action to help its customers with payment assistance programs and by imposing a moratorium on service disconnections and waiving new late payment charges through at least May 1st.
CVSis responding with various programs to make obtaining medications easier and more efficient. Also for the next several months CVS is offering zero-dollar co-pay telemedicine visits.