COVID-19 Resources
FEDERAL AND STATE RESOURCES ABOUT THE CORONAVIRUS COVID-19
From the Centers for Disease Control
- What is the coronavirus COVID-19?
- What are the symptoms?
- What do I do if I'm sick and think it may be COVID-19?
- How do I protect myself?
Trusted Resources from the Federal Government
The president’s coronavirus guidelines for America: extended through April 30, 2020
Tax deadline for filing delayed to July 15
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention :: Coronavirus facts and guidance from the federal government
- Coronavirus.gov
- Ready.gov/Pandemic :: Pandemic preparedness for your family and your community
- U.S. Small Business Administration :: Disaster assistance for small businesses
Trusted Resources from the State of Michigan
Michigan COVID-19 hotline:1-888-535-6136. If you are concerned that you may have contracted COVID-19, call your healthcare provider, don't start with an in-person visit.
- Michigan.gov/coronavirus :: Michigan's central repository for information includes:
- Facebook.com/MIGovernment
- Governor's homepage with all State of Michigan updates
Assistance for individuals:
The Governor has extended unemployment benefits from 20 weeks to 26 weeks.:
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is available to provide assistance including food, emergency relief, and housing services.
Information about children and education from the Michigan Department of Education
Assistance for Small business in Michigan:
- Small businesses that could benefit from SBA loans are encouraged to start collecting the information they’ll need. For additional information, please contact the Michigan SBA offices in Detroit or Grand Rapids.
- Visit the Michigan Economic Development Corporation or call 888-522-0103. Deadline to apply is 11:59 on March 31, 2020.
- The Michigan Small Business Development Center can also provide resources for small businesses impacted by COVID-19.