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UMOS Farm and Food Workers Relief
More than 38 thousand people have received the sum of $600 dollars through an economic aid program distributed by the United Migrant Opportunity Service, UMOS, in more than 13 states in the country. Under a U.S. Department of Agriculture program, more than $56 million has been awarded to UMOS to help farmworkers and meatpackers with direct payments related to COVID-19.
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