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Last week the Salvation Army of Lincoln sent out a call. They had extra food available. More than 100 families showed up and lined up.
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With 20,000 participants to serve, Community Action started developing an infectious-disease response plan in early March.
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The number of homeless individuals and families will increase. “It’s like being on a cruise ship, except our guests don’t have their own rooms and a third of them have underlying conditions. It’s a dangerous place right now, more so than a nursing home.”
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Many Yazidis in Lincoln are a bit lost right now. They often don’t speak English and are floundering to grasp what is happening in the face of the pandemic.
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“Our clients, on average, get help with seven services, often in one visit.” Those services include health support, English Language Learner classes and programs for seniors, youth, families and women.
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