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Disaster Turned Life Upside Down? We’re Here to Help You
Disasters happen, and recovering from them takes time and support. That’s why we’ve put together a collection of resources to help you move forward. Download helpful resources, and get tips and guidance on everything from cleanup to financial aid. Whether you’re just starting your recovery or looking for ongoing support, this page has what you need to take control and rebuild.
Rebuild After Disaster With Counseling That Supports Your Home & Finances
Get a Recovery Plan, That Fits You
Our counselors help you create a step-by-step recovery plan tailored to your financial situation, so you can rebuild your home, regain stability, and move forward with confidence.
Relief From Overwhelming, Financial Stress
After disaster strikes, it’s hard to know where to start. We help you prioritize bills, manage debt, and access relief options so your family can breathe easier and focus on healing.
Rebuild Stronger, Feel Supported
We guide you through available assistance programs and help you make the most of your income, so you can rebuild your life, protect your home, and feel financially secure again.
If you’ve been affected by wildfires, FEMA aid can help with repairs, essentials, or unmet insurance needs. Apply at DisasterAssistance.gov or call 800-621-3362.
After you apply, FEMA will send your status. If more info is needed, don’t worry, submit documents online for faster help. Stay informed and check your account regularly.
Download our guide to help you plan and be prepared for disaster and what to do if a disaster occurs in your area.
If you've been impacted by California wildfires, it's critical to understand your insurance rights and take proactive steps toward recovery. Here's how to navigate the process and ensure you get the support you need.
Subsidized loans don’t accrue interest while you’re in school. Unsubsidized loans do. Knowing this helps you plan and manage future loan payments more effectively.
How long does it take for disaster assistance to be approved?
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Student loans help cover tuition, books, and living costs. Repayment begins after graduation, with interest. Understanding loan terms is key to staying on track.
How long does it take to receive a disaster recovery payment?
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Start by completing the FAFSA. Accept your aid package, then review federal and private loan options. Finish with counseling and your Master Promissory Note.
What are the disaster benefits in California?
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Yes, student loans appear on your credit report. Timely payments build credit; late payments hurt it. Manage your loans well to protect and grow your score.
