WILMINGTON, DE — Governor Matt Meyer announced the launch of a new online resource page designed to assist Delaware residents impacted by the ongoing federal government shutdown. The page, available at de.gov/federalshutdown, compiles support programs and services for affected individuals and families, including food assistance, healthcare aid, unemployment benefits, student loan relief, childcare support, and help with rent and utilities. It also connects users to crisis and mental health resources during this period of uncertainty. The resource page is intended to ensure that Delaware families, particularly federal employees and contractors, can access timely help while paychecks and essential services are disrupted by the shutdown.
Governor Meyer said the page reflects the state’s commitment to supporting residents during this challenging time. “Here in Delaware, we’re stepping up to protect our residents. This resource page is one way we’re ensuring Delawareans get the help they need and deserve,” he said. The site will be regularly updated as additional programs and information become available. Residents seeking assistance or media inquiries can visit de.gov/federalshutdown for details.
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