Government relief programs
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Browse the resources below to find out about government relief programs that may be able to help you after a disaster.
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DCAP: Washington State’s Disaster Cash Assistance Program
7940EN - This program is for people who suffered losses (income or property) and live in an area the Governor of Washington has declared a disaster. Read More
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How Can FEMA Help Me?
9902EN - Questions and answers about the type of help that FEMA can provide after a disaster. Read More
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Disaster Recovery Center Locator
The Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) Locator allows individuals to search for DRCs nearest to their location. DRC Locator also provides additional information about each DRC, such as hours of operation, services offered, and driving directions to the DRC. Read More
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Post Disaster Resources
DisasterAssistance.gov is a website that consolidates information about federally funded government assistance to disaster victims, and provides an online application to some of these programs. Read More
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Disaster Relief and Immigration Status
A natural disaster can affect your United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) application, petition or immigration status. Read More
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DisasterAssistance.gov
Enter your address to find out what help is available after a disaster. Apply online and read their fact sheet for useful information. Read More
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FEMA Appeals
A free, online site that helps you to appeal a FEMA decision. Read More
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Help After a Disaster
Applicant’s Guide to the Individuals & Households Program Read More
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Immigrant Eligibility for Disaster Assistance
The information provided here is for families with members who are not U.S. citizens. It also applies to agencies that help immigrant families affected by a disaster. Read More
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Where to get Emergency Food Distributions in Indian Country, Washington state
Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR) - Locations and Contact Info Read More
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