Continuing Ian Response
Disaster Survivor Assistance Teams are going door-to-door in Florida to help survivors assess needs, apply for assistance, get application updates, and connect with additional resources.
FEMA Disaster Survivor Assistance Teams Continue Registrations at Intake Center in Seminole County, Fla.
FEMA Disaster Survivor Assistance teams helped Hurricane Ian survivors at a “one day only” registration intake center at the Rural Heritage Center in Geneva, Florida, Seminole County today, as assistance teams continue to go door to door to meet people where they are and help survivors with their unique needs.
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- October 5, 2022
FEMA, Federal Partners Continue Ian Response, Go Door to Door in 11 Counties
FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell will join President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. today to survey heavily damaged areas and meet with Gov. Ron DeSantis and response officials about ongoing efforts to help survivors and hard-hit communities in Florida. FEMA has already registered hundreds of thousands of households of Floridians and continues going door to door in 11 counties assisting with applications and answering questions about types of federal assistance available.
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- October 5, 2022
FEMA Continues to Support Hurricane Fiona Recovery
FEMA and other federal partners continue to support the Government of Puerto Rico and respond to survivor needs while collaborating on longer-term recovery effort.
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- October 6, 2022
4 Steps to Save Your Family Treasures After a Disaster
Disasters can leave behind a trail of destruction. Sometimes, this includes items in your home that hold great sentimental, historic or monetary value to you or a family member. Here are four steps save your family treasures after a disaster.
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- October 4, 2022
File Flood Insurance Claims Now to Help Jumpstart Your Recovery
Recovering after a flood can be overwhelming and FEMA’s National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is dedicated to getting you back on your feet after Hurricane Ian. Anyone affected by Hurricane Ian who has an NFIP flood insurance policy and has suffered flood damage should begin filing their claim now, even if you have not returned home yet.
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- October 2, 2022
Here’s How You Can Help Hurricane Survivors
When a disaster strikes, it is people coming together to help that brings hope to survivors. Hurricanes Fiona and Ian left trails of catastrophic destruction, uprooting the lives of millions. The recovery will be long, grueling and costly. It will take the efforts of countless people to help affected communities recover – from all levels of government to non-profit organizations to generous individuals like you.
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Grants to disaster survivors (in millions) so far in 2022.
Number of hazard mitigation assistance sub-grants awarded so far in 2022.