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An Information-Sharing Cooperative | Powered by the Altadena Libraries |
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Reach Out World Wide (ROWW) Announces Next Phase of Relief |
Reach Out WorldWide has received funding through the American Red Cross 2025 California Wildfire Long-Term Recovery Program.
The grant will support ROWW’s long-term wildfire recovery efforts, including broader community outreach and referrals, household needs assessments, and targeted distributions of furniture, appliances, clothing, and more.
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Steadfast LA Launches Initiative with Banc of California to Support Small Businesses in Wildfire-Impacted Communities with Direct Grants up to $50,000 |
Steadfast LA, the nonprofit founded by civic leader and businessman Rick Caruso to accelerate the rebuilding of Los Angeles with private-sector solutions, announced today a Small Business Initiative launched with a $1 million donation from Banc of California’s Wildfire Relief & Recovery Fund.
The initiative will support retailers, restaurants, and other independent businesses in Altadena, Malibu, and the Pacific Palisades impacted by the devastating Eaton and Palisades Fires with direct grants of up to $50,000.
To learn more about eligibilty requirements and to apply, click here |
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NHS Partners - ON SITE AT ALTADENA LIBRARY TUESDAY & THURSDAY
for Mortgage Grant Application Assistance |
For Eaton Fire residents, NHS team members will be on site at the Altadena Main Library (600 E. Mariposa) Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10am-6pm to assist residents who want help with their application for the state mortgage program that provides grants up to $20,000 (3 months of mortgage payments) for disaster survivors. WALK-INS are welcome.
NHS is here to help you verify whether you are eligible for the mortgage grant program and to apply. Please bring the required documents with you. List of required documents. |
Eligibility criteria includes:
NHS also can assist with financial counseling, property inspections & assessments, financial assistance, and can connect you to local resource networks.
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GER3 Offering Smoke Remediation and Repairs |
Global Emergency Relief, Recovery & Reconstruction (GER3) is a non-profit offering a comprehensive approach to remediation and repairs for Altadena residents, working with homeowners to assess damage, test for hazardous materials, remediate using licensed contractors, post-test, and make the necessary repairs at no cost to the homeowner.
Our services are all-encompassing, designed to serve a homeowner's full smoke remediation and repair needs; we currently do not offer standalone services. We prioritize applicants that do not have the means or ability to remediate themselves.
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GER3 Offering Wildfire Preparedness Services to Standing Homes in Altadena |
Global Emergency Relief, Recovery & Reconstruction (GER3) is a non-profit offering fully funded wildfire preparedness services to standing homes in Altadena.
Thanks to donor support, this work comes at no cost to homeowners . By living in the Wildland-Urban Interface, it is understood that the risk of a wildfire is always present. GER3’s mission is to reduce that risk by hardening homes against future wildfires, one cluster at a time.
We are currently identifying clusters of 5–10 standing homes in Altadena to participate, helping neighbors strengthen their properties and build a more wildfire-resilient community together.
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Need Home Remediation & Repairs, A Complete Home Rebuild or Want to Add an ADU to your property? |
SGV Habitat for Humanity is focused on providing long-term solutions for those affected by the Eaton Fire. If you need home remediation & repairs, a complete rebuild of your home, or are interested in learning more about adding an ADU to your property, please complete their Home Damage and Assessment Form at: https://bit.ly/rebuildneeds.
Someone from their team will get back to you with more information and next steps after they receive your completed intake form. If you have questions, please email firerelief@sgvhabitat.org. |
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Altadena Town Council Meeting - August 19 Recap |
The Altadena Town Council is back in person. In case you missed the Aug. 19, you can watch a recap of it here. |
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Exploring Affordable Rebuilding Options for Eaton Fire Survivors - Informational Forum at Pasadena Senior Center |
In case you missed the affordable rebuilding options forum at the Pasadena Senior Center on July 22, you can watch a recap of the session here. |
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Eaton Fire Survivors Network: AI for Total Loss
Video Replay |
If you missed the AI for Total Loss webinar last week, you can still watch the video (click below). This and previous Eaton Fire Survivors Network videos here. |
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Immigration Resources from National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON) & CHIRLA |
Immigration Assistance Referral Line
888-624-4752
Legal Assistance
213-201-3797
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Wildfire Survivor Support Centers Open |
Survivors of the LA fires can access essential services from FEMA, SBA, and select LA County departments at two survivor support locations found at
Altadena Community Center
730 Altadena Dr., Altadena
One-Stop Rebuilding Center
1828 Sawtelle Blvd, Los Angeles
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NAMI SGV: Monthly Fire Peer Support Group
Third Tuesday Every Month, 5:30-7pm on Zoom |
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Free Mental Health Support for Those Affected by the Wildfires |
Anyone impacted by the SoCal Wildfires can receive up to six free therapy sessions—no insurance required. Counseling is available for children, teens, families, and adults. Our services are designed to support emotional healing and help you build healthy coping skills as you move forward. Support groups and other specialized services are also available.
If you need to talk to someone now, call or text 988 or chat online at 988lifeline.org for free, confidential 24/7 support from the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
Teens can call (800) 852-8336 (6 –10 p.m. PST), text TEEN to 839863 (6–9 p.m. PST), or email via TeenLine.org to talk to a trained teen volunteer. |
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Eaton Fire Parent Support Groups |
After the Eaton fire, many families are still feeling stressed and unsure about the future. To help, Young & Healthy and The Center for Connection are offering small support groups for parents and caregivers affected by the Eaton fire.
The groups focus on helping parents stay connected with their children, handle stress, and build strength during hard times. Parents will have a safe place to talk, get support, and learn ways to help their kids-and themselves -heal and feel better.
These groups are based on the work of Dr. Tina Payne Bryson, a well-known author and the founder of The Center for Connection.
Call us to learn more or sign up. 626-795-5166. |
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Free Play Based Family Therapy |
Has your family been through a hard time because of the fires? Is your child feeling sad, worried, or struggling with changes?
You are not alone. We are here to help.
Play therapy uses play to help families talk, heal, and feel better. In these sessions, kids and parents play and talk together with a trained therapist. This can help everyone feel more calm, connected, and strong. Young & Healthy is partnering with the Center for Connection to offer 6 FREE sessions of play-based family therapy with a licensed therapist to families with a child aged 2-12 who were affected by the fires.
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Are you 18 or under?
Were you impacted by the Eaton Fire?
We want to hear your story. |
In Other People’s Shoes Productions in association with Pacific Clinics is creating a theatre piece to lift up the voices of young fire survivors in our community.
We’re looking for young people 18 and under who are interested in sharing their experiences and feelings in a safe environment.
The finished piece will be crafted from excerpts of the stories and voiced by professional actors. Our hope is to provide a way to help our community heal.
If you’re interested in participating or to learn more, use the QR code or visit:
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