Hurricane

Recovery Resource

Recovering from hurricane damage can be overwhelming, and finding the right resources to rebuild or prepare for future storms is crucial. Our team is committed to helping people in our community get back on their feet.

If you're still struggling with hurricane damage or want to improve your home's protection before the next storm season, we offer alternative financing solutions designed to meet your needs.

Disaster Relief Loan

For those whose homes have been damaged or destroyed in a federally declared disaster, this loan offers financing to rebuild or buy a new home.

100% Financing

No down payment required.

Home Replacement

You can purchase a new home or rebuild after a disaster.

Flexible Eligibility

Available to both homeowners and renters impacted by a disaster.

Personalized Recovery Assistance Form

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Recover and Stay Safe

In the aftermath of a hurricane, thinking ahead is essential. While recovery begins with assessing damage and ensuring safety, staying prepared for future storms is equally important. It's essential to always be ready by:

Developing an Emergency Plan
Creating an Emergency Kit
Staying Informed
Developing a family emergency plan that includes meeting points, communication strategies, and understandable evacuation routes.
Creating an emergency kit with essentials like water, food, medications, flashlights, and batteries is important.
Staying informed about weather updates and community alerts to make timely decisions.

Recovering After the Storm: Post-Hurricane Action Plan

Here are some quick tips to help you navigate the aftermath effectively and responsibly.

Ensure Safety

  • Check for injuries and provide first aid if needed.
  • Avoid downed power lines and flooded areas.
  • Listen to local authorities for updates and instructions.

Document Everything

  • Take photos and videos of all damage for insurance claims.
  • Make a list of damaged items and property.
  • Contact your insurance company as soon as possible.

Safely Clean up

  • Wear protective gear (gloves, masks, boots).
  • Remove debris carefully to avoid injury.
  • Hire licensed professionals for major repairs if needed.

Recovery Resources

Knowing who to contact and what steps to take can make a significant difference for those navigating recovery, whether as a homeowner or renter. From applying for disaster relief to connecting with local support networks, we’ve gathered resources to guide you through the process and help you rebuild confidently.


Here are some helpful links and contacts to assist you in this journey:

Florida:

Florida Disaster

(Division of Emergency Management)


Stay informed with state emergency updates.

Florida Public Service Commission (Utilities)

Get information on utility services and repairs.


Non-Profit:

American Red Cross

Providing emergency relief and support.

Stop The Bleed (Learn to stop bleeding course)

Empower yourself with life-saving skills.


Salvation Army

Offering assistance with food, shelter, and recovery services.


Local CPR Classes

Equip yourself with essential skills to help those in need.


Federal Government:

FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency)

Access disaster relief and recovery services.

Ready.gov

Prepare, respond, and mitigate with federal guidance.

National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP)

Protect your property with essential flood insurance information.