Virtual Town Hall on COVID19 Vaccination, Prevention & Response (11/10)
VIRTUAL TOWN HALL ON COVID-19 VACCINATION, PREVENTION & RESPONSE Beyond The Virus Town Hall, presented by Beyond Literacy and The...
PRC COVID-19 Resources Page
Lyft and SEPTA Provide Free Rides to COVID-19 Vaccination Appointments
Transportation to Vaccine Appointments The City is coordinating with Lyft and SEPTA CCT to provide free rides to COVID-19 vaccination...
Working During COVID-19
The Pennsylvania CareerLink is running a quick Working During COVID-19 Survey to better understand and serve Philadelphia's workforce....
Protecting the City from Delta: New Vaccine Policies
Being vaccinated against COVID-19 results in an eight-fold reduction of risk if you’re fully vaccinated compared to when you are not. If...
Municipal court bans lockouts of those who have completed rental assistance application in Philly
Generocity: Erin Flynn Jay | August 10, 2021 After City Councilmember Helen Gym (At-Large) held a press conference yesterday calling on...
Gov. Wolf Tells 25K Pa. Health, Prison Workers: COVID Vaccine or Test
By Mark Scolforo and Dan Stamm - August 10, 2021 About 25,000 employees of Pennsylvania's prisons and state health care and congregate...
People Who Got Their 1st Vaccine Dose While Incarcerated at PDP Can Go to These Sites for Their 2nd
People released from PDP before receiving their second dose can go to ICJ or the Department of Public Health location for their second...
Child Tax Credit Navigator Training - July 28th
Register Now July 28th: 10:30am - 11:30am EST The 2021 Child Tax Credit provides a historic lifeline to millions of families across the...
Philadelphia Continuum of Care Soliciting Feedback from Community on Emergency Housing Vouchers
Emergency Housing Vouchers (EHV) Survey The City of Philadelphia was allocated 863 vouchers through the Philadelphia Housing Authority...
$200 Pandemic Relief Payments Available Now for Eligible Youth
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the hardships that it placed on young people, Congress provided immediate relief in Pandemic...
35,000 Philly Residents Have Applied for Rent Relief as Spending Deadlines Loom
WHYY: Taylor Allen - July 3, 2021 The City of Philadelphia is racing against the clock to disperse state and federal money for it’s...
‘More Harm Than Good’: Most People in Pennsylvania Prisons Are Vaxxed, But Isolation Rules Remain
Note: PRC encourages the use of person first language whenever possible in referring to people with justice involvement, and people in...