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PROTECTING WORKERS Face Coverings DCWP, SBS and DCAS will coordinate pick-up and delivery of 2 million face coverings for businesses and workers, with more to come Worker Resources: Know Your Rights + Guidance City will provide resources to

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PROTECTING WORKERS

Face Coverings DCWP, SBS and DCAS will coordinate pick-up and delivery of 2 million face coverings for businesses and workers, with more to come Worker Resources: Know Your Rights + Guidance City will provide resources to keep workers and customers safe

Materials, FAQs, signage with employee rights
Online trainings
Worker protection hotline launching next week

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MORE COVID TESTING FOR NON-PROFIT WORKERS

ACS Residential Foster Care Close to Home and other residential juvenile justice programs DOHMH Supportive Housing Residential Services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities Crisis Response Teams Housing for people with AIDS (HOPWA) 15/15 Housing Consideration of Adult Homes and Community Residences DSS Adult and Family Shelters Drop-In Centers Safe Havens Street Outreach Teams HIV/AIDS Housing Programs (HASA) Domestic Violence Shelters Scatter Sites DYCD Runaway and Homeless Youth Shelters Drop-in Centers Outreach Teams

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MORE COVID TESTING FOR NON-PROFIT WORKERS

NYC will make voluntary, weekly COVID testing available for up to nearly 31,000 non-profit human service provider staff starting June 1 Up to 4,000 tests per day

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MORE COVID TESTING FOR NON-PROFIT WORKERS

Available June 1: Walk-In Sites Non-profit staff can walk-in to any city-affiliated testing site at any time Available June 15: Mobile Testing Up to 15 mobile teams will bring testing sites to non-profit worksites

nce a week

Available in July: Job-Site Testing City will provide test kits and PPE for providers to administer tests

n-site

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EXPANDING CURE VIOLENCE SOCIAL DISTANCING WORK

Social Distance Enhancers Currently, citywide the Cure Violence sites have 150 “violence interrupters” and outreach workers engaged in action We’ll expand to 375 more staff, each site will increase by an additional 10-15 people for social distancing and COVID outreach from June to September

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EXPANDING CURE VIOLENCE SOCIAL DISTANCING WORK

ART NOT WAR

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EXPANDING CURE VIOLENCE SOCIAL DISTANCING WORK

Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice Marketing + Messaging Campaign in 21 Target Neighborhoods Public service announcements Flyers and outdoor ads Social media ads MOCJ’s Office to Prevent Gun Violence has partnered with ART NOT WAR to create equitable messages from the community that address the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on black and brown communities

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CLOSING THE DIGITAL DIVIDE

10,000

Internet-enabled tablets shipped to disconnected NYCHA seniors Delivered to seniors at 100 developments in every borough

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TODAY is the deadline to register to vote in the June 23 primaries Visit www.vote.nyc to register online, or to learn how to register by mail

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HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS -- SUSPECTED COVID-19 CASES

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H+H CRITICAL CARE (ICU) PATIENTS

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PERCENT OF NYC RESIDENTS WHO TESTED POSITIVE