Eligible low-income pet owners can request limited help with emergency veterinary treatment during recovery. Veterinary documentation and program screening are required.
Request a small grant toward urgent, life-threatening veterinary treatment if recovery finances make care difficult. Funding is limited; routine care and testing are excluded.
Eligible businesses can explore state-backed financing to recover from disaster-related damage or income loss. Lenders decide approval and terms; loans must be repaid.
Free business mentoring can help you plan your next steps if the fire disrupted your business or you are exploring self-employment. This is guidance, not funding.
Get information about registration and permits for sidewalk vending in unincorporated LA County. This can support rebuilding income through a small business.
No-cost business advising helps you plan recovery and address business operations after fire-related disruption. Financing and grant applications have separate requirements.
Get information and referrals for food, housing and other needs while recovering from the fire. Referred programs set their own eligibility and availability.
Ask about senior services and activities to support daily needs and social connection during recovery. Confirm the current location, schedule and service requirements.
Palisades/Malibu survivors can request recovery care coordination by appointment. Eaton Fire survivors should confirm service-area eligibility before relying on this program.
A disaster case manager can help build a recovery plan and navigate insurance, housing, rebuilding and unmet needs. Intake and assignment apply; cash assistance is not guaranteed.
