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1 | k | The Mission of the Los Angeles Region Community Recovery Organization is to identify, coordinate, and offer disaster recovery resources in affected areas to address disaster-caused recovery needs and strengthen the resilience of impacted individuals. ~ The Regional Long Term Recovery Organization unites a coalition of organizations dedicated to partnering with Los Angeles region communities impacted by disaster. Visit us at www.larcro.org | |||||
2 | All of these resources have been verified by LARCRO, but their viability will be based on resource availability during this uncertain time. This document was last updated April 2026. Please check links to ensure they are still accurate. We encourage you to check Paliltrg.org , malibucommunityltrg.org and eatonfirecollaborative.org for continued updates. | ||||||
3 | TYPE | ORGANIZATION OR BUSINESS | DESCRIPTION | Communities Served | Opportunity: Owner, Renter, Both | Timeframe | LINK OR CONTACT |
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6 | Insurance | United Policyholders | United Policyholders (UP) is a non-profit organization that has three-plus decades of expertise in wildfire recovery and insurance claims. Our staff, our disaster veteran and professional volunteers, and our public officials, agency, non-profit and professional expert partners can help lighten your load and give you reliable strategies, information and pearls of wisdom and support. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzdGgB5__is | All | Both | Website | |
7 | Grants - Repair & Build | Habitat for Humanity | The Accelerator Fund is for homeowners affected by either the Pacific Palisades or Eaton Canyon wildfires. This opportunity is open to low to moderate-income households demonstrating a specific financial barrier to the next steps. It provides grants of up to $10,000 to help homeowners overcome obstacles and move forward with their repair or rebuild process (eg to cover expenses insurance and FEMA often don’t, such as permitting fees, legal or title issues, environmental testing, utility connection delays, contractor deposits, and much more.). Damage Assessment Intake Form: https://application.habitatla.org/screening/701Nu00000NDyqo | All | Owner | Website | |
8 | Loans | Small Business Administration | See this Flyer. If you are applying late(missed the deadline)due to emotional or mental trauma surrounding the fires which prevented you from applying; or you were taking care of a family member who was medically impaired by the fires; or you were out of the country for a significant amount of time during the fires, you can still apply and must submit a request for exception letter in person at one of the (click this link) local service centers. Receive additional disaster assistance information at sba.gov/disaster. To find a local center near you, visit appointment.sba.gov/schedule. Applicants may call the SBA Customer Service Center with questions regarding their application at (800) 659-2955 or email disastercustomerservice@sba.gov. For people who are deaf, hard of hearing, or have a speech disability, please dial 7-1-1 to access telecommunications relay services. Learn more and apply at sba.gov/disaster. | All | Owner | Deadline May 30, 2025* Extensions availablefor either appeals or exceptions to the deadline (see notes). | Website 10-14-25 Press Release 25-84 - Disbursement period extended for a full 12 months 10-21-25 Disaster News Release 20953-09 - SBA Centers in LA County remain open |
9 | Loans | Jewish Free Loan Association (JFLA) | Zero-interest zero-fee loans Personal Loans of up to $15,000 are available for people who meet our standard eligibility requirements and have two qualified guarantors. Personal Loans of up to $7,500 are available for people with one guarantor. Final loan amounts are at the discretion of the JFLA loan committee. | All | Both | Website | |
10 | Employment | Los Angeles County Department of Economic Opportunity Programs | The Fire Recovery and Resilience Workforce Program (Program) provides immediate hiring and training support for impacted and dislocated workers from the January 2025 windstorms and wildfires in partnership with DEO and the region’s America’s Job Centers of California. | All | Both | Website | |
11 | Employment | America's Job Center of California | America's Job Center provides workshops and support in job searches | All | Both | Website | |
12 | Employment | Community Career Development, Inc./ American Jobs Center | Job training and placement | All | Both | Website | |
13 | Mortgage Forbearance | Governor Gavin Newsom's Office | On Sept. 22, 2025, Governor Newsom signed into law legislation to help homeowners affected by the Los Angeles fires receive mortgage relief.“Homeowners rebuilding after a disaster need all the support they can get, including grace in light of this incredible hardship. This bill is a welcome expansion of the forbearance agreements my administration secured earlier this year with major national and state-chartered lenders to offer mortgage relief to LA fire victims. Recovery requires an all-hands-on-deck approach, and I look forward to additional conversations with lenders in the coming months about how we can continue to support survivors together. Governor Gavin Newsom https://www.gov.ca.gov/2025/09/22/governor-newsom-signs-law-to-provide-fire-survivors-with-stronger-mortgage-relief/ | All | Owner | Website | |
14 | Financial Counseling | Operation Hope | Financial counseling for individuals and businesses | All | Both | Website | |
15 | Financial support | LA4families.org | EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE The delay of CalFresh benefits is deeply impacting the lives of our communities and families. We are here to help! Limited financial assistance is avaialable at Family Source Centers in addition to food assitance and other essential service. Visit the website.to find a FamilySource Center near you. LA4families.org WE serve ALL Angelenos | Both | LA4families.org | ||
16 | Financial Support | The Salvation Army | Financial assistance for rental, mortgage, lodging, utilities, work equipment, furniture, and rebuild | All | Both | Contact or sc.eds@usw.salvationarmy.org | |
17 | Financial Support | CalAssist Mortgage Fund | Eligible homeowners may receive up to 12 months of mortgage payments, up to $100,000. In Los Angeles County, survivors of the 2025 wildfires with household incomes up to $211,050 may now be eligible — a $70,000 increase from the previous threshold. The expansion makes available up to a full year of mortgage assistance up to $100,000 that does not need to be repaid. Announcement and Guidance https://www.gov.ca.gov/2026/02/12/governor-newsom-announces-major-expansion-of-mortgage-relief-program-with-a-four-fold-increase-in-payments-to-survivors/ https://www.calassistmortgagefund.org/ https://calassistmortgagefund.org/resources/ | All | Owner | Website 2/12/26 https://www.gov.ca.gov/2026/02/12/governor-newsom-announces-major-expansion-of-mortgage-relief-program-with-a-four-fold-increase-in-payments-to-survivors/ 10/22/25 Press Release: Mortgage Fund Disaster Relief: More California families to qualify for mortgage grants - Los Angeles County survivors of the 2025 wildfires with household incomes up to $211,050 may now be eligible | |
18 | Financial Support | Fannie May – Here2Help | Here2Help provides trained HUD certified counselors who can guide with multiple financial and mortgage issues https://www.fanniemae.com/disaster-hel p-homeowners | All | Owner | Website | |
19 | Financial Support | Freddie Mac Mortgages | Freddie Mac Mortgages may be eligible for mortgage payment forbearance for up to 12 months. https://myhome.freddiemac.com/getting- help/natural-disasters | All | Owner | Website | |
20 | Financial Support | Disaster Aid for Host Families Program | About DAHF Program Disaster Aid for Host Families (DAHF) Program is funded in part by a grant from the American Red Cross to Support Households offering housing to individuals and families displaced by the 2025 Los Angeles Wildfires. Eligible households can receive financial support for 3-months of $150 per person each month, with a maximum of $750, depending on the size of the displaced family they are accommodating. Hosts may qualify for an additional 3-months of assistance at the end of the initial period. Program Eligibility Host Family and Displaced Family must be California residents. Must be living in Host Family’s permanent housing accommodations (tents and temporary shelters not eligible). Must be able to provide address and verification for Displaced Family’s disaster affected address; including damage assessments (if requested). Host Family must meet income eligibility requirements (120% of AMI or less) Host Family must agree to home visit (announced or unannounced). Must comply with monthly assessments. | All | Both | Application | |
21 | Financial Support | HPP Cares | Rebuild Guide HPP CARES TN 562.281.8861 24/7 365 www.hppcares.org (http://www.hppcares.org/) 501 C3| Multilingual HUD Approved| Certified Disaster & Rebuild Case Management ADU Experts Rebuild Case Management HPP Cares provides free, comprehensive disaster rebuild case management to help survivors return home safely—whether uninsured, underinsured, or fully funded. Our certified Rebuild Case Managers offer personalized, multilingual support both in-person and virtually. Services include developing strategic rebuild plans; obtaining permits; soil remediation; identifying and vetting contractors; reviewing construction contracts; assisting with draw payments; and offering managed escrow construction services for homeowners concerned about contractor payments. We prepare detailed Xactimate cost estimates for projects and insurance claims, provide full construction project management, and guide clients in determining the best rebuild options—whether site-built, manufactured, or including an ADU, Jr. ADU, or 1–2 bedroom attached or detached unit. HPP Cares also helps survivors identify and secure gap financing, sourcing additional funding through grants, donations, and financing programs to close rebuilding shortfalls. Additional resources include procurement assistance, bulk material pricing, and a fire-hardening showroom offering training and educational seminars. HPP Cares ensures every survivor receives trusted guidance, transparent oversight, and a clear path to rebuilding a safe, resilient home. Rebuild Experience Lab The Rebuild Center @ The EFC Eaton Fire Collaboratory Home to the Rebuild Experience Lab, a hands-on educational space where survivors of the Altadena Wildfire can explore rebuilding options, meet with experts, and gain the knowledge and confidence to make informed decisions throughout their rebuild journey ensuring they have a full understanding of all IBHS standards when it comes to the contracting and rebuilding of there home.. This is not a sales floor — it’s a community-powered learning environment focused on empowerment, education, and healing through information. Note: All survivors visiting Experience Lab must sign a disclosure for safety | Owner | Website | ||
22 | Financial Resources | California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation | Those impacted by the fires in Los Angeles can get started on recovery by using these resources. Californians served by DFPI oversight on financial service providers; enforcing laws and regulations; promoting innovation and fair and honest business practices; enhancing consumer awareness; and protecting consumers by preventing potential marketplace risks, fraud, and abuse. | All | Both | Website | |
23 | Financial Resources | United Policyholders | Taxing Matters -- this is workshop recording with CPA guidance. CPAs with extensive experience advising disaster survivors share key tips on: Tax strategies for the underinsured; Disaster loss tax filing options; Are insurance proceeds taxable? Facilitators answered pre-submitted questions during the webinar | All | Both | Ongoing | Recording |
24 | Financial Compensatoin | Wildfire Recovery Compensation Program | The comprehensive program includes owner and tenant claims for total and partial structure loss, commercial property loss, business interruption, non-burn damage (such as smoke, soot or ash), physical injury and loss of life. WHO CAN APPLY? Owners and tenants (except those who rented for less than 30 days) of eligible properties. Individuals who sustained physical injuries directly caused by the Eaton Fire (hospitalization or outpatient treatment between Jan. 7-15, 2025). Personal representatives of estates for those who died before Jan. 31, 2025 as a result of physical injuries directly caused by the Eaton Fire. Businesses that owned or occupied an eligible property. SCE will make one offer per household for owner occupants. For rented properties, SCE will make one offer to the owners and one offer to the non-owner residents. | Eaton | Both | Website for more information | |
25 | Financial Assistance | LAFLA, Operation Hope or NLSLA | Rental Assistance may be available from FEMA. See the attachec flyers for more information. There is a potential path for Rental Assistance under very specific instances. If one of the following scenarios applies to you, please take the flyer and supporting documentation and talk with a representative to request help with a FEMA appeal of your case and ask for Rental Assistance. Scenario 1 If you were renting a room or an ADU at the time of the fire, you MAY qualify for FEMA Rental Assistance. Roommates and Boarders - Chapter 3 IAPPG Version 1.1 May 2021: FEMA defines roommates as household members with an independent financial responsibility for the housing unit that are not dependents of each other and are not married, such as renters whose names are on a lease. ACTION - Take the following items with you to your appointment to submit all supporting Appeal documents for Rental Assistance at one time: 1. Your existing FEMA Case Number 2. Proof of a pre-disaster formal agreement where the agreement must be in writing 3. Additional documentation that support the formal rental agreement - Contract, proof of payments (checks, electronic records such as Zelle, Venmo, CashApp, etc) 4. Make sure FEMA registration is updated to include ALL persons living in the house on 1/7/25 Scenario 2 If you lived in a home with extended family at the time of the fire and the whole family has NOT been able to relocate together, you MAY qualify for FEMA Rental Assistance. Separated Households: Extenuating circumstances include, for example, the head of household could NOT secure a housing unit with the required amount of bedrooms, OR relocated to another state, OR moved out of the area hindering the ability to go to work/take the children to daycare/obtain medical care, etc. ACTION - Take the following items with you to your appointment to submit all supporting Appeal documents for Rental Assistance at one time: 1. Your existing FEMA Case Number 2. Make sure FEMA registration is updated to include ALL persons living in the house on 1/7/25 3. Show proof that the Household is divided and living in separate locations 4. Explain why the Household is divided WHERE TO GET FREE HELP WITH FEMA APPEALS, LEGAL MATTERS, AND MORE Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles www.lafla.org/fires 800-399-4529 Operation Hope @perationhope.org/programs/ hope-inside-disaster/ 888-388-4673 Neighborhood Legal Services of LA County n/sla.org/services/disaster-assistance 800-433-6251 | All | Renters | City Website about assistance | |
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27 | Eviction Prevention and Rental Assistance | Friends in Deed | If you or someone you know is in need of support while recovering from the Eaton Fire, please visit our Programs page to learn more about our services and see how we may be able to help. | Eaton | Renters | Ongoing | Website |
28 | Rental Assistance | Los Angeles County Consumer and Business Affairs | LOS ANGELES COUNTY EMERGENCY RENT RELIEF PROGRAM The Los Angeles County Emergency Rent Relief Program will open soon! If you’re a landlord or tenant affected by the 2025 Eaton or Palisades fire and windstorm events or any other emergency financial hardships, you may be eligible for financial assistance. Complete our interest form to receive updates when the application opens. The Los Angeles County Department of Consumer and Business Affairs (DCBA) will soon launch the Emergency Rent Relief Program to provide financial assistance to qualifying property owners and tenants impacted by recent emergencies. This Program will prioritize small landlords with four or fewer rental units to help them mitigate detrimental emergency financial hardships while also reducing the number of tenants being evicted in the County due to unpaid rents. | Renters | Website | ||
29 | Tax Write Offs & Home Reassessment | LA County Assessor’s Office | The Assessor’s Office can provide support in reassessing home value after a disaster as well as tax write offs for items not covered by insurance. The two shared links lead to the Assessor’s website and to guidance regarding having a home reassessed to reflect post-disaster home value. Per their website: The Los Angeles County Assessor’s Office is actively monitoring the ongoing fires across the County. We are prepared to assist property owners and respond to reports of property damage once a comprehensive assessment has been conducted. If your property has been damaged or destroyed by the windstorms or wildfires, you may qualify for temporary property tax relief through the Misfortune and Calamity Program. Relief for Properties Impacted By A Disaster. Learn more and apply here: Misfortune and Calamity Program https://assessor.lacounty.gov/tax-relief/disaster-relief | All | Both | Website | |
30 | Tax Write Offs | Franchise Tax Board | State of California Franchise Tax Board provides tax filing information including how and when to file. Los Angeles County individuals and businesses impacted by fires that began on January 7, 2025, qualify for a postponement to file, and pay taxes until October 15, 2025. Phone: 888-825-9868 (operative through October 15, 2025) Taxpayers with questions on the Los Angeles County disaster relief must provide: Taxpayer name Address during disaster (must be principal residence or principal place of business) Email address Telephone number 10-digit FTB identification number https://www.ftb.ca.gov/file/when-to-file/los-angeles-county-fires.html | All | Both | Deadline October 15, 2025 | Website |
31 | ⚖️ Legal Aid | ||||||
32 | Legal assistance | Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County | Legal assistance to low-income individuals on civil legal issues including, but not limited to, disaster, FEMA appeals, housing, estate planning, public benefits, health care, immigration, family Law/domestic violence, consumer/bankruptcy, education, workers' rights, clean slate and re-entry, and education. | All | General Help Line: 1 (800) 433-6251 Health Help Line: 1 (800) 896-3202 | ||
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35 | Legal assistance | Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles | Legal assistance to eligible applicants with their FEMA appeal, rental housing issues, or insurance coverage disputes. | All | Both | General Intake Line: (800) 399-4529 or https://lafla.org/get-help/ | |
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37 | Legal Assistance | Public Counsel | Assisting with housing, family law, bankruptcy/consumer debt, probate, civil matters, public benefits, expungements, and other issues. Open to all individuals who need legal assistance but lack the resources to hire an attorney. | All | Both | 2nd Saturday of Every Month | Flyer |
38 | This clinic includes one-on-one consultations with legal staff and an attorney (first come, first served). Open to those who need legalvassistance with housing and public benefits but lack the resources to hire an attorney. | All | Both | 3rd Tuesday of Every Month | Flyer | ||
39 | Legal Assistance | Pepperdine Disaster Relief Clinic | FEMA applications and appeals, insurance questions and disputes and matters involving landlord / tenant issues. Other assistance can be provided as needed or referred to other pro bono lawyers or relief agencies who may be able to provide assistance. | All | Both | Application Form | |
40 | Legal Assistance | Bet Tzedek | Join us for Attorney Hour, a dedicated space for technical assistance on cases, legal guidance and resources related to homeowner disaster recovery. Connect with legal services attorneys to get answers, strategies, and resources. | All | Both | Flyer | |
41 | Legal Assistance | LACBA (Los Angeles Bar Association) | LACBA provides a centralized listing of resources for those impacted by the fires and attorneys providing pro bono services. Tese resources will be helpful in navigating the various legal issues implicated by the fires. The resources listed represent the efforts of the legal community at large and will come from a wide variety of sources, including LACBA and other bar associations and non-profit legal organizations from throughout the country. Any resource posted or linked in this library will recognize the identity of the organization responsible for creation of the resource. they regularly update this listing. DISCLAIMER: This listing is provided solely for informational purposes and for the convenience of communities impacted by the fires. Inclusion in this list does not signify endorsement by LACBA of any provider or the content of any legal resource. LACBA is not providing legal advice, and users are advised to conduct their own research and seek legal or other professional advice on their specific situation. | All | Both | Ongoing | Website |
42 | 🏠 Basic Needs and Resources | ||||||
43 | Food security | LA4families.org | EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE The delay of CalFresh benefits is deeply impacting the lives of our communities and families. We are here to help! Limited financial assistance is avaialable at Family Source Centers in addition to food assitance and other essential service. Visit the website.to find a FamilySource Center near you. LA4families.org WE serve ALL Angelenos | Both | LA4families.org | ||
44 | Resource Guide | 211 LA | Nonprofit guide to the services & information | All | Both | website | |
45 | Food security | Los Angeles Food Bank | The Food Bank's disaster response efforts focus on ensuring families have access to nutritious food and essential supplies when needed. This site provides food distribution locations throughout LA county & cities and their distribution days/times. | All | Both | Website | |
46 | Food security | Calvary Community Church | Fresh outdoor market | Palisades | Both | Tuesdays 9:30am - 10:30pm. | Website |
47 | Housing Support | DENA Home | Eaton-based organization connecting community members with available housing, financial assistance, counseling, and other essential services for long-term recovery. | Eaton | Both | Website | |
48 | Matresses | Living Spaces | LA Fire Relief -- All California fire victims who have an approved FEMA determination letter or insurance award letter are eligible to receive a free Revive Islands Collection – Hawaii mattress in a Twin, Full, Queen, Eastern King or California King size and a free Revive Charcoal box spring. | All | Both | Website | |
49 | Food Security | Friends in Deed | If you or someone you know is in need of support while recovering from the Eaton Fire, please visit our Programs page to learn more about our services and see how we may be able to help. | Eaton | Both | Ongoing | Website |
50 | Home appliances | ReStore Gift Cards, Mattresses, Air Purifiers, and Furniture, Home Repairs, Rebuilding, Gap Financing. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScVslooXlDaGBhEntESswfmn2i7WUdAAFImVhtYEOrfQDFiUw/viewform | This application is for households affected by recent 2025 LA Wildfires who need help replacing essential appliances. Please read the information below before completing your application. IMPORTANT NOTE: Completing this form does not guarantee that you will receive appliances. Distribution depends on available inventory and verifies eligibility. ELIGIBILITY: To qualify for this program, you should be able to receive and install appliances within 6-8 weeks if you are approved and your household income must be at or below 120% of the Area Median Income (AMI). Once we receive your application you will be asked to submit one of the following documents to verify your income: - One month of your most recent paystub -Current benefits or award letter (for example: Social Security, unemployment, or disability benefits) | ALL | Both | Application | |
51 | Child Care | National Emergency Child Care Network (NECCN) | NECCN provides free child care to families in a crisis or disaster. Trained and vetted child care volunteers deploy to a families home or another location that the families requests. Families can submit a request for child care here: https://emergencychildcare.org/contact/ There are no applications, no income, no barriers to receive free child care. | All | Both | Website | |
52 | 🐕🦺 Resource Guides | ||||||
53 | Resource Portal | State of California | Resource portal to guide survivors to support services and to tracking progress of the 2025 LA Fires Process and long term recovery | All | Both | 2025 Los Angeles Fires | CA.gov | |
54 | Resource Portal | Better Angels | Resource portal to guide survivors to support services | All | Both | Website | |
55 | Resource Guide | 211 LA | Nonprofit guide to the services & information | All | Both | website | |
56 | Resource Guidance, Some resources | CORE | CORE offers a resource pod that provides 1-1 resource navigation, DCM support, meals and essential goods distribution. Located at 2609 Lincoln Ave, Altadena CA 91001 | Eaton | Both | Sun-Fri from 10-6pm | |
57 | Disaster Preparedness Guide | Lutheran Disaster Relief | From in-depth disaster preparedness courses to targeted training in recovery, volunteer coordination, and rebuilding efforts, the offerings in this catalog are designed to cultivate a culture of readiness and enhance community resilience in the face of disasters. Trainings and Community of Practice events are organized by month for easy navigation. To help users quickly identify content, icons and color scales are used throughout. All LDR events are free and open to the public. To register, please visit LDR’s online Learning Management System at https://collabornation.net/login/LDR. | Both | training pdf | ||
58 | Inventory Tools & Resources | ||||||
59 | Reducing Your Risk | Wildfire Spread | The Wildfire Prepared Home™ designation program empowers homeowners to take science-based, proven steps to meaningfully reduce wildfire risk to their home and property.Eligibility The applicant must be the homeowner. Photos of all four sides of the home, showing the 0–5 Foot Noncombustible Zone, are required. The home must be a single-family, detached house (no townhomes or condos) with three stories or less. The home must be in California, Oregon, New Mexico or Nevada. NOTE: The designation has strict requirements, with no exceptions. Protected trees may disqualify some homes, and some homeowners may need to work with neighbors to meet the 5-foot noncombustible setback. A 0–5 foot noncombustible buffer around your home and decks is mandatory. All vegetation and trees, including overhanging branches, grass, artificial turf, wood mulch, wood and vinyl fencing, and stored items within this area must be removed. | All | Owner | Ongoing | Website |
60 | Home Inventory and Documentation | Bevel Made | Document your home and everything in it. Turn your photos, videos and receipts into a smart home inventory list in minutes. Bevel is a home inventory tool that helps homeowners document their belongings for insurance purposes. We use AI to make the process faster and more comprehensive. Bevel is for homeowners and insurance experts, and was originally created for homeowners who have just experienced a catastrophic loss. Our priority is to speed up the claims process so you get home faster and recover all of your belongings. We do that by providing objective documentation and pricing estimates. After a major event like the Palisades and Eaton fires, insurance companies often ask their customers to create a Home Contents Inventory – an approximate list of items you think you had in your house before the event. But without access to everything, how do you remember what you had? The tool uses AI (in this case a Google large language model) to extract lists from your existing photos, videos, and receipts, and to make associations – guessing what items relate to the items you add. So if, for instance, you write that you had a "sofa" in the living room, it might suggest more related items like "lamp", "coffee table", "coaster". If you're like me, you'll remember the big items, but forget the massive numbers of smaller things in your house. How do you remember all the items in your kitchen drawers for instance? So you can use the AI to do a lot of the time-intensive work and act as a sort of memory prompt. We also tried to create a friendly and organized interface already set up for you, so that the experience is a little bit less daunting. | All | Website | ||
61 | 🍏 Food and Groceries | ||||||
62 | Food security | LA4families.org | EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE The delay of CalFresh benefits is deeply impacting the lives of our communities and families. We are here to help! Limited financial assistance is avaialable at Family Source Centers in addition to food assitance and other essential service. Visit the website.to find a FamilySource Center near you. LA4families.org WE serve ALL Angelenos | LA4families.org | |||
63 | Food security | Los Angeles Food Bank | The Food Bank's disaster response efforts focus on ensuring families have access to nutritious food and essential supplies when needed. This site provides food distribution locations throughout LA county & cities and their distribution days/times. | All | Website | ||
64 | Food security | Calvary Community Church | Fresh outdoor market | Palisades | Tuesdays 9:30am - 10:30pm. | Website | |
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66 | 🏠 Housing and Furniture | ||||||
67 | Rebuilding | HPP Cares | HPP is designed to provide capital, leverage private capital, and provide other forms of financial assistance for the rapid deployment of low- and zero-emission products, technologies, and services; and does not take deposits other than deposits from repayments and other revenue received from financial assistance using grant funds. FAQs | All | Website | ||
68 | Rebuilding | SCE Reconnecting Power | To Reconnect power with SCE, call 1-800--250-7339 Monday-Friday 7am-7pm and Saturday 8-am-5pm. https://www.sce.com/sites/default/files/custom-files/docs/PDF/RebuildingWithSCE100825.pdf | All SCE areas | Informational PDF | ||
69 | Rebuilding | Hope Crisis Response Network | Hope Crisis Response Network (HCRN) and our rebuilding project, Hope City, are rebuilding homes for fire survivors who were uninsured or underinsured at the time of the fire. We will be using a mix of volunteer labor and trade subcontractors to complete these homes. Please see the website for qualifications. | Eaton | Website | ||
70 | Rebuilding | The Foothill Catalog Foundation | We are a local nonprofit of building professionals creating a more streamlined path for LA residents to rebuild. he Foothill Catalog is a collection of pre-approved home designs for displaced residents to rebuild quickly and affordably, while retaining their community identity and local architectural character. | Eaton | Catalog/Website | ||
71 | Housing | The Salvation Army | Financial assistance for rental, mortgage, lodging, utilities, work equipment, furniture, and rebuild | All | Both | sc.eds@usw.salvationarmy.org | |
72 | Housing | DENA Home | Support matching community members with housing, financial assistance, counseling, and other essential servicesThis application is for households affected by recent 2025 LA Wildfires who need help replacing essential appliances. Please read the information below before completing your application. IMPORTANT NOTE: Completing this form does not guarantee that you will receive appliances. Distribution depends on available inventory and verifies eligibility. ELIGIBILITY: To qualify for this program, you should be able to receive and install appliances within 6-8 weeks if you are approved and your household income must be at or below 120% of the Area Median Income (AMI). Once we receive your application you will be asked to submit one of the following documents to verify your income: - One month of your most recent paystub -Current benefits or award letter (for example: Social Security, unemployment, or disability benefits) | Eaton | Website | ||
73 | Housing and Furniture | Habitat LA | ReStore Gift Cards, Mattresses, Air Purifiers, and Furniture, Home Repairs, Rebuilding, Gap Financing | All | Both | https://application.habitatla.org/screening/701Nu00000UJL4L?utm_source=postcard&utm_medium=printed%20postcard&utm_campaign=2025&utm_term=Accelerator%20Fund%20Revised | |
74 | Matresses | Living Spaces | LA Fire Relief -- All California fire victims who have an approved FEMA determination letter or insurance award letter are eligible to receive a free Revive Islands Collection – Hawaii mattress in a Twin, Full, Queen, Eastern King or California King size and a free Revive Charcoal box spring. | All | Both | Website | |
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76 | 🛠️ Repair & Environmental Cleanup | ||||||
77 | Property Rehabilitation | Hope Crisis Response Network | LA Fires 2025 Clean up and Repair Assistance | All | Application | ||
78 | Testing | Post Fire | When a home burns, materials like car batteries, lead paint, major machinery, and appliances create a noxious cloud of dangerous substances. Unfortunately, once the tractors are gone, many of those chemicals can persist in soils. Here’s what you need to know according to the scientists leading the research. We are also working with Consortium’s scientists to determine approved labs and negotiate bulk pricing for testing for homeowners, stay tuned. Rebuild Calculator Unless you arranged private debris removal, there’s a chance your land still holds contaminants that could affect your family’s health and the value of your property. | Website | |||
79 | Lead Testing | LA Department of Public Health | Lead Testing | Eaton | Website | ||
80 | Lead Testing | USC | Lead Testing | All | Website | ||
81 | Remediation | Operation Bunny Suits (Collaboration of nonprofit staff from Fire Poppy Project, All Hands and Hearts (AHAH), National Day Laborer Organization Network (NDLON), and Mutual Aid Los Angeles Network (MALAN). | Smoke remediation for Altadena and Pasadena renters and homeowners whose homes have been affected by the Eaton Fire from smoke and/or ash damage. Services include: Structural remediation (this does not include HVAC cleaning) Personal item/property remediation Air Purifier Donation | Eaton | Application Form | ||
82 | Rebuild | Post Fire | Discounted build help Not everyone is charging an arm and a leg to design or build your house. Here are some options that have been discounted for LA fire survivors. *This information has been checked for accuracy and non-bias by licensed professionals, subject matter experts, and previous survivors. Consult with a licensed professional about your specific situation. | All | Website | ||
83 | Testing/Remidiaton | County of Los Angeles Rental Housing Habitability Porogram (RHHP) | The County of Los Angeles’ Rental Housing Habitability Program (RHHP) is authorized to inspect rental housing units in the unincorporated areas of the County, such as Altadena, for compliance with health and safety standards and will respond to tenant complaints. The Eaton fire created significant amounts of smoke and ash that deposited downwind from the fires. Air quality measurements during the fire found that the smoke contained toxins. For those rental housing properties located in unincorporated Altadena: Public Health presumes that they have been impacted by the Eaton fire and must be mitigated. Therefore, upon receipt of a complaint from a tenant in Altadena, Public Health will inspect the rental housing property and unit, and order the landlords and/or rental property owners to hire certified professionals (i.e. Environmental Consultants / Industrial Hygienists) to evaluate the rental housing property for smoke, ash and soot damage, including the interior of the unit(s) and the building systems (e.g., attics, HVAC systems, insulation and ductwork); perform testing as warranted to evaluate the fire’s impact on the property; and hire certified professionals to perform necessary remediation. For other potentially impacted rental housing properties located near and immediately downwind from the Eaton Burn Area and within the jurisdiction of County Public Health: Public Health will respond to tenant complaints by conducting inspections for smoke, ash and soot damage in all exterior and interior areas of the unit and cite landlords and/or rental property owners for any detected habitability violations and, if there are perceptible smoke or ash impacts from the Eaton fire, landlords and/or rental property owners will be ordered to hire certified professionals to evaluate the rental housing property, perform testing as warranted to evaluate the fire’s impact on the property, and perform necessary remediation. | Eaton | Renter | Website | |
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86 | Crisis counseling | Didi Hirsch | Up to 6 free counseling sessions; immediate support available by calling the suidide prevention hotline at the telephone number 988 | All | Both | Website | |
87 | Crisis counseling | Los Angeles Public Libraries | The Los Angeles Public Library is hosting ongoing support groups for those seeking to share their experience in a group environment. These are ongoing support groups, and non-specific to the 2025 LA fires. These groups are open to the public, and will be held in the following locations : | All | Both | Info Page | |
88 | Central Library 630 W. 5th Street Los Angeles, CA 90071 | Wednesdays from 2-3pm | |||||
89 | Mid Valley Regional Branch Library 16244 Nordhoff Street North Hills, CA 91343 | Tuesdays from 3-4pm | |||||
90 | Westwood Branch Library 1246 Glendon Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90024 | Fridays from 12:30-1:30pm | |||||
91 | Will and Ariel Durant Branch Library 7140 W. Sunset Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90046 | Thursdays from 12:15-1:15pm | |||||
92 | Crisis counseling | National Disaster Distress helpline | Connect with a trained crisis counselor, 24/7. Spanish available | All | Both | Call or Text 1 (800) 985-5990. Press “2” for Spanish. | |
93 | Crisis counseling | Boys & Girls Club of Malibu | After School Care & Mentorship Programs Crisis Counseling Whole Person Trauma Informed Case Management | Malibu | Both | Website | |
94 | Crisis counseling | Medical MissionAdventures | Medical Mission Adventures is offering up to a year of Mental Health services for those who qualify. | Altadena | Both | Starting Fall 2025 | Inquiry From |
95 | Counseling | Foothill Flourish | 10 free counseling sessions provided to those impacted by the Eaton fire | All | Both | website | |
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98 | Emergency alerts | VC Alert | Sign-up for emergency alerts for Ventura County | All | Website | ||
99 | Emergency information | LA County Office of Emergency Management | Emergency Survival Guide will help you to better prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters | All | Website | ||
100 | Recovery information | LA County Joint Information Center | LA County Joint Information Center Newsletter Sign-Up - NOTE: Many of the resources (and more that are not included here) in our newsletter are found in this valuable and helpful County JIC publication! Please SUBSCRIBE (follow the instructions below)! The LA County Joint Information Center shares regular updates regarding services, programs, and opportunities for survivors as they navigate the long-term recovery process. This is an excellent resource to remain aware of what services partners are providing. Below are instructions for subscribing First, following this link and select email from the drop down and enter your email address. The next page gives you the option to set up an account. Do so if you choose otherwise click submit. Then on the next page, subscribe under: Main topic - “Chief Executive Office”, then scroll down to Sub topic - ”CEO - January 2025 Wildfires” Opt-In - “CEO - Coordinated Joint Information Center Daily Update” note, if the menu bar appears not to do anything, click submit and the options appear | All | Website | ||