Residents
Our residents having the information they need is a critical part of our recovery from COVID-19. Visit this link to get more information for residents in every part of our state.
Connecticut State Connecticut Recovers
Latest News
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10/08/2020
New Programs To Support Self Quarantine and Isolation
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09/29/2020
Temp Rental Housing Assistance Program adds $20M and eviction moratorium extended to end of 2020
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09/24/2020
Launch of Initiative To Provide Emergency Food Resources for CTs Food Pantries
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09/23/2020
Expansion of CTs Shared Work Program To Help Employers Prevent Layoffs
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09/02/2020
Expanding Program Delivering Food Boxes To High-Risk Connecticut Residents
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08/21/2020
Increased Funding for Housing Assistance and Extension Eviction Moratorium To October 1
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05/06/2020
New Free Advisory Support for Student Loan Borrowers
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05/04/2020
Free Online Job Training for Unemployed Claimants
Publications
Resources
- Coronavirus Business Recovery
- Consumer Resources
- CT Rises: Planning for Long-Term Disaster Recovery - Guide and Toolkit
- CTCARES for Frontline Workers
- COVID-19 Insurer Contact List
- Long Term Recovery Guide from National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster
- Safe Workplace Rules for Essential Employers
- Talk it Out Resources
- Quarantine & Isolation Support
About Connecticut Recovers
Connecticut's recovery efforts are a multi-agency effort that involves all levels of government, along with the non-profit and private sectors. In order to ensure that all communities in our state can move forward from the COVID-19 pandemic - we need to work together. That's why the state has asked local communities to establish Local Long Term Recovery Committees to aid residents in the recovery process whether that means access to housing, food, health care or other supports.
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Connecticut Recovers