I’m a housekeeper and DJ—my income is now zero. I’m one of the lucky ones.
The second in a series of essays from Memphis workers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, in partnership with MLK50.
Flint recovery center embraces telehealth methods to connect with rehabilitating patients
The Serenity House of Flint is a nonprofit organization that advocates for people recovering from addiction and offers eastern medicine as a recovery medium. It has been adjusting its services to telehealth techniques to continue giving addiction support and services do those that need it.
Kent County Health Department offers daily check-in videos on COVID-19
The Kent County Health Department wants us to know we're not alone. Amid the COVID-19 crisis, the KCHD is putting out daily videos to update the public on the coronavirus situation in Kent County.
Partner Partner Content Coalition aims to build a healthier community in UP’s Kinross Township
The Eastern Upper Peninsula Intermediate School District and other partners are working to promote physical activity and other healthy choices in the community through the Kinross Building a Healthy Community Coalition.
Community Kitchen mission continues with boxed meal pickup
The COVID-19 crisis has forced The Community Kitchen to switch to boxed meals, but it hasn’t shut down the operation that feeds hundreds of people.
Memphis Animal Services offers $20 “Social Distancing Sidekick” adoption special through March 31
In times of crisis, stress and anxiety increase. A pet can help. Memphis Animal Services is offering a $20 "Social Distancing Sidekick" adoption special through March 31.
Here’s how Michigan helps elders stay where they want to be: at home
Three out of four people aged 50 and older want to remain at home. While it's the most cost-effective solution for elder care, it does still present some challenges. Here's how Michigan providers are addressing them.
In food deserts, COVID-related restaurant closures are especially devastating.
In food deserts, restaurants and corner stores fill critical gaps in the absence of grocers. Amid COVID-19, North Memphis restaurant owners are grappling with decisions to close knowing the critical service they provide.
“I needed that job,” says laid-off server living on the edge and afraid of falling
The first in a series of essays from Memphis workers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, in partnership with MLK50.
Memphis principals share their fears and steps they’re taking to keep kids in school from home
Three North Memphis principals share their fears for students, staff, and families. They also share the steps they're taking to keeps kids in school from home.
