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NYC Development Corporation unemployment assistance guide, Sept 2001

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Directory of agencies and organizations offering financial aid and food stamps to individuals unemployed due to the World Trade Center attacks.

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Additional Help FEMA. FEMA has a Mortgage and Rental Assistance Program that for those who are temporarily or permanently unemployed due to the WTC Attacks, and need assistance to make their mortage and rental payments. We strongly recommend that you register with FEMA by telephone at (800) 462 9029, TTY (800) 462 7585, in order to obtain Federal disaster assistance, and/or information on other sources of disaster assistance. The registration process allows the case worker taking your call to help you identify possible sources of assistance you may not otherwise know about. For more information, you can also go to the FEMA web site at www.fema.qov

Legal Services. There are several programs in the New York area designed to provide legal assistance, advice and referrals for victims and their families, and anyone else affected by the WTC Attacks.

The American Bar Association (ABA) has a web site www.abanet.orq/leqalservices/disaster.html that is a good resource for these different programs. There is also a Disaster Legal Services Toll Free Hotline at (866) 606 0626 run by the ABA Young Lawyers Division/FEMA. You can phone in, have your legal problem analyzed and then receive advice on how to handle it

One-Stop Assistance Centers There are two sites with "one-stop assistance" for people who have temporarily or permanently lost their jobs or their homes. At these sites, representatives from City, State, Federal and private agencies are available to help you address your needs.

Family Assistance Service Center Disaster Assistance Service Center Pier 94, 54th Street and 12th Avenue (West 141 Worth Street (comer Centre Street) Side Highway) Hours 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Monday - Friday, Hours 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Daily 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Saturdays Hotline (646) 710 6245

For Employers: Twin Towers Job Bank The City is asking businesses to share their job openings with the Twin Tower Job Bank. Both temporary and permanent placements are needed. Register at http://www.twintoweralobs.orq. Alternatively, businesses can call (800) 835-7507

In response to the Twin Towers tragedy and for all New Yorkers looking for a job, the City of New York invites you to attend: The Twin Towers Job Expo - Madison Square Garden Expo Center, Thursday, November 15, 2001 10am - 4pm a project of the Office of the Mayor and the Human Resources Administration.

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