Residents gathering at the Housing Resource Fair for assistance and guidance.
Savannah residents affected by recent storms can find vital assistance at the Housing Resource Fair on February 22, 2025. Organized by FEMA at the Carver Village Community Center, this event will connect attendees with housing organizations, property owners, and various rental assistance programs. Open to all impacted residents, the fair promises crucial resources to aid recovery efforts after Tropical Storm Debby and Hurricane Helene. Essential documentation will be needed to streamline the assistance process, making this a pivotal opportunity for those in need.
Exciting news for residents of Savannah! As the community continues to recover from the fierce storms of 2024, FEMA is stepping in to lend a helping hand. They are hosting a Housing Resource Fair on February 22, 2025, designed specifically for those who have been impacted by the recent severe weather events. This fair promises to be an invaluable resource for many local residents.
The Housing Resource Fair will take place from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Carver Village Community Center, located at 905 Collat Ave, Savannah, GA 31415. This is a fantastic opportunity for anyone affected by either Tropical Storm Debby or Hurricane Helene to connect with resources tailored to their needs.
During the fair, attendees can meet with local housing organizations, property owners, and landlords who are eager to help those in need. It’s a one-stop-shop where survivors can gather information about affordable housing options available in the area. You’ll be able to explore various rental assistance programs that might just help you get back on your feet.
Learn about the HEARTS Georgia Sheltering Program and discover potential funding through U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) loans. Local housing representatives, property managers, and landlords will be present to provide guidance on how to navigate the often-complex recovery process.
No need to worry if you haven’t applied for FEMA assistance yet—this fair is inclusive! It’s open to anyone impacted by the storms, so whether you’ve filed a claim or not, feel free to swing by and take advantage of the resources available.
The fair aims to connect you with the appropriate resources and organizations that can assist you in finding safe, sanitary, and functional housing. This is all about ensuring that the community can bounce back and thrive—together.
Residents from more than 30 counties in Georgia may be eligible for disaster assistance following Hurricane Helene. This includes both homeowners and renters alike. For those seeking assistance, it’s important to have documentation on hand, such as details of property damage and any insurance claims you may have filed. Having all relevant documents ready will streamlining the process, whether you choose to apply through DisasterAssistance.gov or call the FEMA Helpline at 800-621-3362.
The Housing Resource Fair is a wonderful chance for displaced families and individuals to gain insight into available resources. Educational funding resources will also be provided by community partners, making it easier than ever to get the assistance needed to move forward.
There’s no time like the present to start your recovery journey. Mark your calendars for February 22, 2025, and gather your documents—this fair is what you’ve been waiting for. Remember, every little step counts, and together, Savannah will rise stronger than ever!
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