Additional Resources

§ Activate Hope: Displaced survivors can apply for State Non-Congregate Sheltering by visiting the Activate Hope website at hopeflorida.com and filling out the Assistance Request Form or by calling the Hope Florida support line at 833-GET-HOPE (833-438-4673).

§ Florida 211: Whether it’s a natural or human-caused disaster, a mental health issue, searching for job training or a food pantry, Florida 211 connects people to help, with a caring human on the other end of the phone. It’s a go-to, 24/7 free resource that can connect you with a wide range of social services and resources, including food, housing, utilities payment assistance, health care, transportation, childcare, employment opportunities, mental health crises, disaster information and assistance, and more.

§ FDEM Statewide Debris Dashboard: Debris Survey Results (Milton).

§ Clean & Sanitize: FEMA may be able to provide up to $300 in one-time financial assistance to help with cleanup. Clean and Sanitize Assistance | FEMA.gov.

§ Multi-Agency Resource Centers: Florida Division of Emergency Management and local communities are operating these centers to assist residents with storm recovery. FEMA specialists are available at most centers.

§ U.S. Department of Agriculture/Farm Services Agency: emergency_disaster_designation_declaration_process-factsheet.pdf.

§ FEMA & Citizenship: You or a member of your household must be U.S. citizen, non-U.S. citizen national or qualified non-citizen to qualify for FEMA assistance.

§ FEMA Rumor Response: Know what’s true and what isn’t. Hurricane Rumor Response | FEMA.gov.

§ Small Business Hurricane Recovery Grant Program FAQs | U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation.

§ Mental health resources for Floridians.

§ For help with cleanup: Call 833-GET HOPE

§ Tips for Mold Cleanup.

§ Florida Division of Emergency Management Updates: floridadisaster.org/disaster-updates/storm-updates/.

§ Disaster Legal Hotline: 833-514-2940.