Westmoreland Community Action survey to gauge coronavirus-related needs
Westmoreland Community Action is seeking input about community needs during the coronavirus pandemic.
The results of an online survey will help the organization create services that could help. Nearly 1.6 million Pennsylvania workers have filed unemployment claims since mid-March, when Gov. Tom Wolf ordered closures of some businesses and schools in an effort to slow the spread of the virus. Isolation has been going on for weeks as health officials promote social distancing to reduce contact between community members.
The confidential survey is open to anyone and takes about five minutes to complete. It asks how and for how long residents might be impacted by the pandemic — from trouble with payments to lack of food, whether they would need workforce training and basic demographic information.
To take the survey, click here or visit westmorelandca.org/please-tell-us-your-covid-19-pandemic-needs.
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