Disaster Relief Assistance for Immigrants (DRAI) Project
The Disaster Relief Assistance for Immigrants (DRAI) project is a one-time state-funded disaster relief assistance for undocumented adult immigrants
impacted by COVID-19. An undocumented adult who qualifies can receive $500 in direct
assistance, with a maximum of $1000 in assistance per household.
Healthcare Access
United We Dream has compiled information about healthcare access for undocumented
folks in each state. Check out what is available to you by visiting their guide.
Internet Services
Comcast is offering 2 months of free internet access for low-income families affected by the coronavirus. If your work or school has been
closed, and you are expected to complete online work but do not have internet, use
this opportunity for two months free
U-Haul is offering 30-days of free storage for college students who must suddenly move out. As more and more students quickly
need to find alternative housing, U-Haul is offering students and families moving
and storage solutions as they are continuing their housing search. Find a store near
you and contact by phone or in-person to take advantage of the offer
Free Scholarly Content
Project MUSE compiled a list of publishers that is making scholarly content temporarily available for free. With many institutions
moving to online education, these reduces will be free for those who no longer have
access to their college or university library
Tangible Support for Undocumented Communties
Immigrants Rising put together a list of resources to help undocumented immigrants navigate the crisis. This list includes mental health
resources, avenues for health access, K-12 resources, and how to stay organized and
action-oriented
Mental Health
Mental Health America compiled a list of mental health information for disease outbreaks, and resources how to prepare for your wellness, and tools
for anxiety. This resource also includes online support groups to connect with others,
while we are practicing social distancing.