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LA County Recovers has created a resource web page to aid those impacted by the California Wildfires. Included in this resource page are phone numbers, websites, and logistic information for resources including animal care and control, child support services, aging and disabilities, and more.
To support preparation efforts, CalFire has created a free Wildfire Action Plan that includes checklists, emergency supply kit items, and information upon return post-fire. This 25-page resource is an essential guide for families and communities who may be at risk of wildfire events.
School House Connection has offered a school resources spotlighting 5 key policy overviews to support children and youth displaced by disasters, such as the California Wildfire emergency.
Baker McKenzie in partnership with One North has created a multi-state resource guide to support unhoused youth. Included information guides youth in areas including knowing their rights particularly as it impacts their lives.
Inclusive Action has launched an emergency fund to support outdoor workers (street vendors, landscapers, and recyclers) who have been impacted by the California Wildfire emergency. A one-time, $500 cash assistance support opportunity is available as funding allows on a first-come, first-served basis.
YMCALA is offering free childcare assistance in order to create safe and supportive environments for youth impacted by the California Wildfire emergency. Additional resources are available via their website for community members.
DisasterAssistance.gov is available to support those impacted by the California Wildfire crisis to apply for FEMA disaster assistance and resource guidance. Visit the website to submit an application.
The American Red Cross has created a centralized resource for location of and reunification with friends/family members impacted by the California Wildfires. If support is needed in connecting with friends or family, complete the inquiry form via this website.
To ensure that voices are amplified and that the stories of everyday people are empowered amidst opposition, Teaching for Change has created the Civil Rights Teaching website. The website offers lessons, handouts, resources, and news to implement in classroom teaching to engage students in their own knowledge and community activism. Teaching for Change is an active partner in the Freedom Movement Educational Initiative.
Journeys in Film: Educating for Global Understanding offers free resource access to film curriculum for students, grades 3-12, and educators to guide understanding. Organized in subjects and themes, educators sign up for a free account, add curriculum to their cart (for free), and download resources to engage learning.
Children’s Funding Project offers communities who are implementing new voter-approved funding a toolkit for designing, operating, and evaluating programs. From creating a timeline to telling your programmatic-outcome story, this toolkit provides step-by-step guidance.
This resource provided by the ACLU gives guidance to knowing your rights when questioned by law enforcement agencies and authorities. A copy of “My Rights Card” is available in this resource for use if needed. This resource is prepared in English.