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OTHER ASSISTANCE j144W •111 TEMPORARY ASSISTANCE FOR NEEDY FAMILIES (TANF) & TEMPORARY ASSISTANCE FOR OTHER NEEDY FAMILIES (TAONF) What is it? Programs that provide families with monthly cash benefits for food, clothing, shelter, and other essentials. For more information about eligibility requirements, contact the Call tenter. CHILD CARE SERVICES FOR ESSENTIAL WORKERS What is it? Essential workers are having trouble finding childcare during this emergency. Childcare centers that are licensed through the Department of Human Services are available to help. For more information about childcare and other community programs and services contact the tall Center. IMMIGRATION SERVICES AND INFORMATION What is it? Help and guidance is available for immigrants and English as a second language speakers, on visa extensions, and other immigration concerns. For more information about immigration services, contact the Call Center. HELP FOR SENIORS What is it? The Office of Aging provides seniors, caregivers and those with disabilities, assistance with finances, health and medical services, legal assistance and community services. For more information contact the tall tenter. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES COUNTY Office of Aging (808) 961-8626 or (808) 323-4390 County Civil Defense Agency Provides seniors,caregivers and those with (808) 935-0031 Every Day 7.00a-7.00p disabilities assistance with finances, health and Go to:www.hawaiicounty.gov/coronavirus for medical services, legal assistance and community up-to-date reliable information. services. County Task Force on County of Hawaii Education and Prevention Bus Schedule Information (808) 961-8744 (808) 935-0031 or go to: helonbus.org Providing businesses and communities with Motor Vehicle Registration education and training including how to disinfect, (808) 961-8351 or(808) 323-4818 wash hands and practice social-distancing. Housing (808)961-8379 or (808)323-4300 Section 8 Housing (808) 959-4642 (continue on age 6) 5