What is every financial support opportunity available to victims in
the 70118 area code of Hurricane Katrina and the subsequent flood ?
(I have received no support from FEMA or anywhere/anyone else!!!....
my home was flooded etc...!!!) |
Request for Question Clarification by
pafalafa-ga
on
25 Dec 2005 06:50 PST
Hello, and Happy (I hope!) Holidays, and a better year to come.
Though I'm reluctant to steer you back to FEMA, they do have a pretty
good site that covers most of the types of support available for those
impacted by Katrina:
http://www.fema.gov/about/process/individual_assistance.shtm
If you haven't seen this already, please look it over carefully, and
let us know if it is helpful or not.
And if you have seen this already, tell us a bit more about what
things you've explored, and where you ran into roadblocks. I can't
make any promises, but perhaps we can find a way to help out.
All the best,
pafalafa-ga
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Clarification of Question by
rich8428-ga
on
25 Dec 2005 13:59 PST
I am aware of FEMA. I want you to find all 5he other assisstance
available. Take your time. Research databases and dreate a very large
list of all resources.
FYI fema provided me absolutely no help my application is still
pending and whereas everyone else has received money. I haven't?
I will clarify more later.
Richard Kornman
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Request for Question Clarification by
pafalafa-ga
on
25 Dec 2005 20:49 PST
Richard,
I know you are aware of FEMA assistance. The reason I linked to the
page above is because it details many other sources of non-FEMA
assistance, particularly:
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Available Disaster Assistance
--Disaster Assistance Available from FEMA
--Disaster loans available from the Small Business Administration
--Disaster assistance available from other organizations and agencies
--Additional Hurricane Katrina disaster assistance information
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I just wanted to make sure you were aware of these and had already
contacted these various assistance programs.
Let me know if this is useful at all.
paf
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Request for Question Clarification by
easterangel-ga
on
26 Dec 2005 00:34 PST
Hi!
I was able to find two websites providing a list of charity
organizations that provide disaster assistance in different forms like
food, home, funuds, etc. They have been active in the Katrina
disaster.
Is this ok with you?
Thanks!
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Clarification of Question by
rich8428-ga
on
26 Dec 2005 05:25 PST
It's certainly a start, but I'm looking for a comprehensive list. Take
your time--I'm not looking for an immediate response--just a thorough
one....What can you share? Do your Google magic... Thanks...
Richard
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Request for Question Clarification by
easterangel-ga
on
26 Dec 2005 06:56 PST
Hi!
The two websites I found listed about 90+ organizations each again
providing disaster relief assistance in terms of food, housing, funds
and even for pets. Due to the huge number, repeats of entries in the
list will happen.
We already have here potentially a good number of organizations. Is
this number comprehensive enough for you?
Usually researching on the web is not really a matter of time or how
long you go at it. But at times you get great lists in such a short
time that it makes the work more efficient.
Again what I have is a diverse set of organizations providing disaster
relief through the supply of food, shelter, monetary assistance funds
and even animal care.
Is this good enough for you?
Thanks.
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