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Q&A and FAQ regarding WTC response, Oct 2001

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Frequently asked questions and updates regarding disaster assistance, road reopenings, and victim support funds issued in October 2001.

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Q&A 10/03/01

557-1332 and is available Monday through Friday between 9 AM - 9pm, and weekends from 9AM to 1 PM. Job seekers can also go in person to any of the three (3) Twin Towers Job Link Centere:

Midtown Manhattan: Lower Manhattan: Jamaica, Queens: 247 W. 54** St. 4“’ Floor 180 Water Street 168-46 91•* Avenue New York, NY New York. NY Jamaica, New York 11432 M-F 9amto7.om M-F 10am to 8pm M-F 9am to 8pm Sat. 9am to 1pm Sat/Sun 10am to 2pm Sat/Sun 9am to 1pm (718) 557-6755

Q: I have Jobs and need employees - whom can I call for assistance to find temporary staff? A: A Job bank is being created, as described above. Employers should go to www.nvc.govrtwintowersiobs to fill out online form to post an available job. Click on “add a new job” then on “new record” and fill out as many blanks as possible, if unclear leave blank. If you don’t have internet access, we can fax you a form to complete which you should then fax back to (718) 403-1058 “Twin Towers Job Link.”

Q: Who can I call to file for unemployment assistance?

Unemployment claims can be filed by telephone with the State Department of Labor at a toll free number (888) 209-8124.

Also, disaster unemployment assistance for those out of work as a result of the disaster. including self-e loved persons and others not normally eligible for unempio :, is available from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). They can be reached at (1-800- 462-9029).

11) NON-PROFIT ASSISTANCE INFORMATION

Q: If I am a non-profit, what resources are available to me? A. There are three organizations that are providing assistance to non-profits in the affected area:

1) The Non-Profit Coordinating Committee of New York is attempting to help non-profits In the affected area locate needed resources, including space and other forms of assistance. The best thing is to check their website at www.npccnv.org or to call them on Monday at (212) 502-4191. You can also email [email protected] with information to post.

2) Seedco will be helping non-profits with short-term loans and financing. Check with them starting on Monday morning - they are at www.seedco.org

3) NpowerNY will be p. oviding technology assistance to non-profits in the affected area. Check with them starting on Monday morning - they are at www.npowernv.org and can also be reached by phone at (212) 677-9622.

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