TruConnect brings communities mobile broadband internet access

SAN DIEGO – According to the most recent data, more than 30 million Americans have filed for unemployment; a record-breaking number revealing the devastating toll the coronavirus pandemic has had on the U.S. economy. TruConnect, a global telecommunications company, is offering eligible low-income families affordable communications services through a federal and state assistance program called Lifeline.

TruConnect is the fourth largest provider of Lifeline services in the U.S. and fastest growing in California.

TruConnect has been servicing low income households for over 10 years – however, with the current spike in unemployment, it’s critical to get the word out to the masses as federal and state governments are expanding the program to cover qualified unemployed individuals amid the pandemic. Inevitably, as the unemployment rate continues to skyrocket so will the number of families unable to afford or access the internet.

Soon, millions of Americans will be without broadband – meaning children in the home will no longer have access to education, unemployed adults will no longer be able to look for new jobs and their families will lose their ability to access health care providers or loved ones in the case of an emergency.

TruConnect is a nationwide wireless service provider that believes affordable services should be available for everyone, so they offer Lifeline and pay-as-you-go plans.

Anyone in need of TruConnect’s Lifeline services, can apply at https://www.truconnect.com/.

Submitted by TruConnect.