ACL’s COVID-19 Resources: What’s new

Here's what's new on our COVID-19 resource page:

Face coverings to slow the spread: We've added new guidance from CDC on wearing cloth face-coverings in areas where social distancing may be difficult. The CDC offers suggestions on creating your own face covering at home, including a video from U.S Surgeon General VADM Jerome Adams demonstrating how to use a shirt and some rubber bands to create a face covering in less than a minute.

Webinars: We're also growing our new webinars section with three new webinars that are coming up this week:

Tuesday 4/7, 2pm ET: Caregiving and COVID-19 hosted by the University of Pittsburgh’s National Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Family Support.
Wednesday 4/8, 1pm ET: Protecting Your Mental Health during the Coronavirus Outbreak hosted by the Southeast ADA Center
Thursday, 4/9, 2pm ET: COVID-19 and the Americans with Disabilities Act hosted by the Great Lakes ADA Center

Technical assistance and FAQs for Older Americans Act grantees:

FAQ: Expediting expenditures at the state level in responding to the COVID-19 emergency
FAQ for the Nutrition Services Incentive Program
Families First Coronavirus Response Act: FAQ for Title VI Grantees

Tools and resources: We continue to compile great tools and resources from our grantees and partners, including:

Tips for ensuring that "drive-thru" medical sites are accessible from the Northwest ADA Center
A new program to help LGBT older adults stay connected from SAGE.
Resources to virtually support recovery from mental/substance use disorders from SAMHSA.