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ACL’s COVID-19 Resources: What’s New

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our COVID-19 resource page:  Bringing it all together: The "Guidance for ACL Grantees" section now includes a document with all of ACL's coronavirus-related Older Americans Act guidance.In case you missed it: Recently, ACL presented a webinar on technology solutions to address social isolation.

The webinar discussed specific hardware and software options, acquiring and distributing technology, and training for older adults and people with disabilities.

A recording of the webinar, along with a transcript and slides, are available in the "Webinars and teleconferences" section of our page.Cloth face coverings: COVID-19 can be spread by people who do not have symptoms and do not know that they are infected.

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