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ENGLEWOOD — With the possibility of the state’s “stay at home” rule extending deep into April, a prominent Englewood neighborhood group is stepping up to help Chicagoans impacted by the coronavirus.
The Resident Association of Greater Englewood (R.A.G.E.) has created a COVID-19 assistance form for those living in or around the neighborhood to help understand the greatest needs of R.A.G.E. members, their families, neighbors and small businesses.
Residents can fill out the survey and request assistance with getting childcare, grocery delivery, rent support, mental health resources or virtual community meetings and activities.
R.A.G.E., a resident-led organization created in 2010, serves six wards in the Englewood community.
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