CHICAGO—The Department of Family and Support Services (DFSS) has confirmed that it is still accepting applications for the Resiliency Fund 2.0, which provides eligible domestic workers and undocumented residents in Chicago with a one-time, $500 relief payment.
To be considered for the assistance, applicants must currently reside in Chicago and have a household income that is equal to or less than 300% of the Federal Poverty Level, which amounts to $74,580 for a household of three. No questions will be asked regarding citizenship or immigration status, making the COVID-19 cash assistance accessible to all who meet the eligibility criteria.
The Resiliency Fund 2.0 is an initiative by the DFSS aimed at supporting domestic workers and undocumented residents who have been adversely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The fund seeks to provide financial assistance to those in need and help them sustain their livelihoods during these challenging times.
Those interested in applying for the Resiliency Fund 2.0 can visit www.chicash.org for more information on the program and to submit their application.
THE BALKAN VOICE
Unveiling The Intellectual Treasures Of Nikola Tesla
Milos Rastovic, the Culture Editor of The Balkan Voice, delves into the brilliant mind of Nikola Tesla, unearthing a treasure trove of his profound ideas. Through an in-depth exploration of Tesla’s seminal works, “My Inventions” and “Problem of Increasing Human Energy,” Rastovic unveils the visionary thoughts of one of history’s greatest inventors. Shedding light on…
Mayor Brandon Johnson Appoints Mary Richardson-Lowry As Chicago’s Corporation Counsel
CHICAGO—Mayor Brandon Johnson has announced the appointment of Mary Richardson-Lowry as the City of Chicago’s Corporation Counsel. In this position, Richardson-Lowry will be responsible for providing legal advice and representation to the City’s Departments, Boards, and the Chicago City Council. Expressing his pride in the selection, Mayor Johnson stated, “I’m proud to announce Mary Richardson-Lowry…
Chicago Mayor Initiates Sweeping Changes To Enhance Public Safety
CHICAGO—Mayor Brandon Johnson unveiled a comprehensive public safety and engagement plan on Thursday, announcing a major financial investment of $2.5 million in violence prevention efforts. The funding will be provided by the Partnership for Safe and Peaceful Communities’ 8th annual Chicago Fund, a public-private partnership. The investment aims to support violence prevention and youth outreach…