10:01:20	 From  Crystal Aldmeyer : Good morning, Crystal Aldmeyer - NCFF
10:01:30	 From  Deb Reiman : Good morning. Deb Reiman - Nebraska Children, Sixpence
10:01:31	 From  Heather Hansen : Heather Hansen - Norfolk Family Coalition
10:01:35	 From  Bill Stanton : Bill Stanton, CaSEY fAMILY PROGRAMS
10:01:57	 From  Deborah Dancer : Deborah Dancer, Douglas County Community Response (DCCR)
10:02:02	 From  Sara Riffel : Sara Riffel - Nebraska Children
10:02:02	 From  tonya : Good morning. Tonya Beckenhauer 
10:02:06	 From  Steph S.- NE Strong : Stephanie Skeem- Nebraska Strong Recovery Project
10:02:07	 From  Marti Beard : Good Morning everyone- Marti Beard/NCFF
10:02:09	 From  Nikia Gunn-Abdulai : Good Morning- Nikia with Douglas County Community Response
10:02:37	 From  Lisa Janssen Community Action  : Good morning. Lisa Janssen, Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties. Lincoln Central Navigation.
10:02:41	 From  Lisa Chaney : Good morning everyone.  Lisa Chaney Nebraska City
10:02:41	 From  jhilderbrand : Hi all! NCFF
10:02:42	 From  Teresa O'Donnell : Teresa O'Donnell - Nebraska Strong Recovery Project
10:02:46	 From  Schalisha Walker : Schalisha Walker- Project Everlast Omaha
10:02:48	 From  Carmen Bradley : Carmen Bradley, ENCAP Sarpy County--Bellevue  and Springfield
10:02:51	 From  Brenda Weyers : Good morning, Brenda Weyers from Nebraska Children.
10:02:56	 From  aweaver@nebraskachildren.org : Aaron from Project Everlast Omaha
10:03:05	 From  TBichlmeier : Tammy in Platte-Colfax is here.  Hello!
10:03:09	 From  sarahvonasek : Sarah Papa— Community & Family Partnership serving Platte and Colfax Counties
10:03:36	 From  Amy Bornemeier : Amy Bornemeier Nebraska Children Early Childhood
10:03:40	 From  Anne Herman : Anne Herman - AVA 
10:04:02	 From  Schalisha Walker : Rachel with Project Everlast Omaha! 
10:04:16	 From  Alyson Goedken : Good morning - Alyson Goedken here.  And Jen Thielen.
10:04:49	 From  Stacy Scholten : Stacy Scholten from Nebraska Children, Rooted in Relationships
10:04:57	 From  Emily Kluver : http://dhhs.ne.gov/Documents/COVID-19%20Child%20Support%20and%20Federal%20Economic%20Impact%20(Stimulus)%20Payment%20FAQ.pdf
10:06:53	 From  Valerie Roth : Valerie Roth, H3C
10:08:49	 From  Sandy Nation : Does anybody have any idea when the enhanced unemployment payments are supposed to start?
10:09:25	 From  Andrea Curtis : Good Morning! Andrea Curtis, Nebraska Homeless Assistance Program
10:09:35	 From  Rachel Meier : WIC: http://signupwic.com/?blm_aid=7536642
10:10:00	 From  Valerie Roth : Do you know when stimulus checks will be distributed to Emerald cards?
10:10:04	 From  Rachel Meier : WIC en espanol: http://signupwic.com/?lang=es&blm_aid=7536642
10:14:37	 From  Rachel Meier : https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus/non-filers-enter-payment-info-here?blm_aid=7536642
10:15:50	 From  Brenda Weyers : https://www.nechildcarereferral.org/
10:18:14	 From  Brenda Weyers : Resource/FAQ document about referral website for parents and providers: https://www.nebraskachildren.org/file_download/bacb4f04-3dae-406e-81fb-4a69240f5973

10:21:39	 From  Denise Zwiener : Looking for ideas on a great community location to deliver needed products and where child care providers can pick up needed products and supplies
10:22:30	 From  York County Health Coalition : Mary, can you make the agenda bigger? Its difficult to see.
10:22:48	 From  Nikki Roseberry : I know that in some areas the United Way has agreed to be a product distribution hub for supplies
10:23:38	 From  York County Health Coalition : Thank you. Mary.
10:23:43	 From  Mary Pinker : Does that make it easier to see?  Thanks for letting me know!
10:24:51	 From  Julie Nash - H3C : We are using the United Way as a drop off location then our Birth-11 subcommittee is working on a delivery plan to get the items to the child care providers as the providers availability during normal office hours is very limited.  We have a group of volunteers who have been making other deliveries to the providers (like milk, bread). 
10:26:20	 From  Rachel Meier : Regarding the Emerald Card question: Emerald Cards are an H&R Block related card. Here is there most recent communication about stimulus and Emerald Cards: https://www.hrblock.com/tax-center/filing/credits/stimulus-payment-information/
10:26:54	 From  lorilarsen : Zach - is Food Security weekly or biweekly on wednesdays
10:27:47	 From  TBichlmeier : How can we find out if our local food pantry is a part of the conversation for getting additional resources through the Food Security Task Force?
10:33:07	 From  Jennifer Skala : Please keep providing us the barriers that people are experiencing with WIC. They have been so helpful. If you want to use the chatbox to share the barriers, please do  
10:36:09	 From  Rachel Meier : If you check and you did not receive the Bring Up Nebraska email yesterday, please send me a direct chat with your email address and I will forward it and get you added. TY 
10:36:17	 From  Caroline Sabin : We had a discussion earlier this morning at the lack of supports for those who are deaf or hard of hearing. 
10:37:05	 From  Lindsey : I have to leave as I need to do an SSF for a young person. In Lancaster Co we are using Your Money, Your Goals with our young adults as well as having budgeting conversations. 
10:38:40	 From  aweaver@nebraskachildren.org : I am becoming increasingly worried about the homeless DD population
10:39:59	 From  aweaver@nebraskachildren.org : For Project Everlast Omaha it would be 4028753594 and Aaron Weaver for the Spanish speaking folks
10:40:20	 From  LeaAnn-NCFF Consultant : Kudos to Governor for that.  I heard on Fremont COVID Task force this morning that it is helpful to have this in Spanish.
10:40:54	 From  Heidi Hausmann : If Leonor could take the calls for Norfolk that be so wonderful! Thanks!
10:41:02	 From  sochoa : For Community Action Partnership of Western Nebraska it would be 308-635-3089. We have several staff who speak Spanish.
10:42:48	 From  TBichlmeier : I have to go, but we have asked our coaches in Platte-Colfax county to discuss the stimulus checks with the families before Support Services are requested and 
10:43:05	 From  sarahvonasek : For Community and Family Partnership Spanish speaking navigation for CR: Colfax County number is 402-615-0884 (Susana), Platte is 402-910-6434 (Bellyni)
10:44:52	 From  TBichlmeier : Whoops - didn't finish.  With request for funds, our on-going process is to discuss budgeting and do a budget with them.
10:46:30	 From  gay mctate : re Wic- the communities I have heard from have identified 4 barriers to WIC- 1. stores not having the things WIC covers, 2. calls to WIC not being returned, 3.transportation to the stores not available, 4. families not knowing eligibility has been changed 5. food available through WIC not liked.  Sarpy, north platte, douglas, dawson, platte- colfax, please add what I did not include
10:47:20	 From  Elci Warnell : If we could please get more information on how to be connected to participate with "online clubs" and financial education for youth. This sounds amazing!
10:48:16	 From  sarahvonasek : My apologies — for Community & Family Partnership ONLY use 402-615-0884 (Susana) for our Spanish speaking referrals.
10:49:17	 From  Emily Kluver : Thanks Gay! I will share with the WIC team. Zach, barrier #1, stores not having the things WIC covers, might be a good topic for the food taskforce??
10:50:16	 From  Elci Warnell : WIC barriers: Since grocery pick up is not available for WIC items, limited store hours, and stores limiting children inside its difficult for families who are still working to go in person to the store
10:51:16	 From  sochoa : I have to sign off for CAPWN. We use Your Money Your Goals as our curriculum. We continue to work with individuals and families in budgeting. 
10:51:17	 From  Zachary Nelson : Yes - that would be a good topic for the task force. I'll make note of that and share the feedback with NEMA.
10:54:24	 From  Collena : For BVCA/Southeast Nebraska CYI/CR: Many have received their stim checks. Flex funds requests are going up. As a pro-active measure CYI is reaching out to older youth using staff and youth reps doing check-ins and "budget checks". Hoping budget check ins and set ups will help prevent crisis. Spending time discussing rent, utilities, and other needs and ways to address each. CR is just getting started up. Setting up a committee to do outreach to agencies. 
10:57:50	 From  Rachel Meier : Regarding the WIC barriers, has any individual community come up with a solution around delivery/drop off of WIC items? (ex. food drop offs for seniors) 
11:00:07	 From  Sara Riffel : Could stores offer WIC-specific hours that allow shoppers with children and ensure supply is available? Also, another WIC barrier I've heard from folks is that it's too difficult to transport their child(ren) to the store AND transport groceries/supplies from the store with children. We need to develop a delivery system for WIC recipients.
11:00:32	 From  sarahvonasek : Hello everyone!! From Platte/Colfax: Tammy and I have to jump on another Zoom call. Updates: We are asking coaches to talk about the stimulus checks with the families and talk about budgeting and identifying long term solutions. We are working on a pilot program with NE Extension to partner with local grocery stores to provide food supplies to local food pantries. We are also talking with the Chamber of Commerce to team up with a local bank and Thrivent Financial to do a financial literacy informational video.
11:04:01	 From  LeaAnn-NCFF Consultant : Sarah.. I understand that Lincoln Premium Poultry will be sending chicken to counties surrounding Dodge Co.  They are working with the local food pantries and food banks on this.  
11:10:31	 From  Andrea Curtis : There is a moratorium on evictions due to Covid-19, but rent is still owed and being accumulated during this time. Helping people understand that is important.
11:12:10	 From  Carrie Rouillard : Thank you for the updates but I'll be signing off
11:17:14	 From  LeaAnn-NCFF Consultant : Thank You Faith.  
11:17:43	 From  Schalisha Walker : Thank you for saying that! 
11:17:58	 From  Sandy Nation : Thanks for the reminder, Faith.
11:19:16	 From  Rachel Meier : The Eviction Moratorium issued by the Governor is a temporary residential eviction relief. Tenants have to show documentation or evidence that they have suffered a loss of income or job loss or reduction and more. It has to be COVID-19 related and unpaid rent has to have started after March 13. The eviction moratorium expires May 31, 2020. unless further extended  
11:19:18	 From  Heather Hansen : Thank you!