Tehama County Wildfire Recovery Resources

American Red Cross: Provides help with basic needs and assistance throughout the recovery process. Supports with filing claims for loss and damage reimbursement, and information about rebuilding assistance. Anyone who was displaced from their home due to a fire is encouraged to contact the Red Cross. Serves all regardless of immigration status.
- Phone: 800-733-2767 (800-REDCROSS).

PARK FIRE

St. Vincent de Paul – Sacramento: Provides direct case management services to Park Fire survivors and their families in Tehama and Butte County. Helps identify and facilitate access to appropriate community resources. In some cases, provides financial support to fund unmet needs not covered by insurance or other avenues of support.
- Phone: 530-330-5961
- Email: parkfire2024@svdp-sacramento.org
United Way of Northern California- $500 Gift Card
- Those whose homes have sustained 50% or more damage from the Park fire can apply for a $500 gift card.
  - Proof of address and Identifications is required. Damaged home must be your primary residence. This assistance is 1 per household.
- Sign up here: 2024 Immediate Relief Intake – Client Form (google.com)
Additional Resources on 211 NorCal’s Park Fire Incident page:
- 211norcal.org/park-fire-tehama

DIXIE FIRE

Northern Valley Catholic Social Service (NVCSS): Provides direct case management services to disaster survivors and their families in Tehama and Plumas County. Offers advocacy, information and referral, crisis intervention services, and recovery services.
- Phone: 530-815-9400
- Email: dixie@nvcss.org.

United Way of Northern California
- Stable Housing Opportunity Program (SHOP): Provides up to $5,000 financial assistance to fire survivors who are at-risk or currently experiencing homelessness and have identified a housing solution and need financial assistance to pursue or secure it. Also provides assistance to Dixie Fire survivors to help them get back to their pre-disaster normal. Please reach out to your Disaster Case Manager for more details.
Plumas Rural Services: Provides Disaster Case Management Services for those impacted by the Dixie Fire. Offers financial assistance, trauma recovery & education, and resource management services.
- Phone: 530-283-2735.
California Department of Insurance (DOI) Wildfire Information: Provides general information and guidance about insurance claims.
- Phone: 800-927-HELP (4357).

Northern Valley Catholic Social Service (NVCSS): Provides gift cards for gas, groceries, and other items. Limited hotel assistance may be available. Offers emotional support and referrals.
- Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
- Phone: 530-241-3371
Nation’s Finest: Serves Veterans in need. Provides help with rent payment and/or deposit, utility deposit, moving costs, and emergency supplies.
- Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm
- Phone: 530-223-3211
Butte College Small Business Development Center: Provides help for small business owners with applying for loans and grants in the event of a disaster.
- Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm
- Phone: 530-895-9017
USDA – Disaster Assistance Programs: Offers a variety of programs to help farmers, ranchers, communities, and businesses that have been hard hit by natural disaster events.
Richard Devylder Disaster Relief Fund: Provides funds to help people with disabilities replace assistive technology (AT) or durable medical equipment (DME) lost or left behind in a wildfire or other disaster in California.
FreedomTech Loan: Provides low-interest loans to purchase needed Assistive Technology (AT). Financial loans range from $500 to $15,000. AT might include hearing aids, computers and equipment, adaptive driving equipment, home modification equipment, and more.
California Teachers Association (CTA): Provides financial assistance to CTA members who have experienced significant losses due to disasters in California.
- Apply online

United Policy Holders: Provides a Claim Guidance Library to help you get the insurance protection you paid for.
California Department of Insurance (DOI) Wildfire Information: Provides general information and guidance about insurance claims.
- Phone: 800-927-HELP (4357).

Legal Services of Northern California: Provides legal assistance to fire survivors facing legal issues related to the fire and who are unable to afford a lawyer. Legal assistance may include issues regarding: impact of fire on job, disaster-related public benefits for families impacted by the fires, landlord issues, working with mortgage lender in the event of a total or partial loss, personal property damage, and other expenses related to the fire.
- Mon-Thu, 9-11:45am and 1-5pm
  - Phone: 800-822-9687
- Redding office
  - Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri 9-11:45am and 1-3pm
  - Phone: 530-241-3565
Tenants Together: Provides information about tenant rights after a natural disaster.
- Tenant Rights Hotline: 888-495-8020.

American Red Cross: Offers replacement of medications or Durable Medical Equipment (DME) such as glasses, hearing aids, wheelchairs, canes, etc., lost in a disaster.
- Phone: 800-733-2767 (800-REDCROSS).

SAMHSA Disaster Distress Line: Provides immediate crisis counseling for people who are experiencing emotional distress related to any natural or human-caused disaster.
- Phone: 800-985-5990 (24/7).
Crisis Text Line: Provides text support to individuals experiencing any type of crisis.
- Text HOME to 741741. (24/7).
  - It typically takes less than 5 minutes for a reply; may take longer during high-traffic times.
Northern Valley Catholic Social Services: Provides limited assistance for Mental Health – Helps find a new professional counselor/therapist or continuing emotional support.
- Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm
- Phone: 530-247-3341

NorCal Services for Deaf & Hard of Hearing: Provides assistance to wildfire survivors with hearing loss.
- Phone: 530-410-0430.
- Email: kmihan@norcalcenter.org.
Replace Vital Records.
State of California Guide to Disaster Assistance Services: Provides both disaster and non-disaster related information regarding federal, state, and local assistance services available in California. Although some of the resources are restricted to individuals or households with eligible
immigration status, there are many services available to all Californians impacted by disasters.
- Disaster-Assistance-Resource-Guide

United Way of Northern California: Accepting cash donations for wildfire survivors.