Los Angeles County Resources:

• Emergency Shelters and Immediate Support:

  • 211 LA: In partnership with Airbnb, 211 LA offers free temporary shelter for individuals displaced by wildfires. To access this service, fill out the form available here. ​

  • American Red Cross Los Angeles: Provides information on open shelters during disasters. To find a shelter near you, visit their shelter directory.​​

• Food Assistance:

  • Los Angeles Regional Food Bank: Collaborates with a network of nonprofit partners to distribute food to those affected by wildfires. For assistance, visit their website or call (323) 234-3030. ​

• Financial Assistance and Disaster Relief:

  • Los Angeles County Relief Fund: Offers essential aid, including food, shelter, mental health, and medical care. For more information, visit their website. ​

  • Catholic Charities of Los Angeles: Provides clients with essential needs such as food, water, toiletries, and hotel vouchers. For assistance, contact their regional offices listed here. ​

Ventura County Resources:

• Emergency Shelters and Immediate Support:

  • Ventura County Emergency Information: For up-to-date information on evacuation zones, shelters, and emergency services, visit VC Emergency or call (805) 465-6650. ​

• Food Assistance:

  • Food Share Ventura County: Distributes food through a network of pantries and partners. To find a pantry near you or learn about emergency food distributions, visit Food Share Ventura County or call (805) 983-7100.​

• Financial Assistance and Disaster Relief:

  • United Way of Ventura County: Offers disaster relief assistance, including financial support and resources for recovery. For more information, visit United Way Ventura County Disaster Relief or call (805) 485-6288. ​

  • California Strong: Provides financial assistance and resources to individuals and families affected by wildfires and other natural disasters across California. To apply for support, visit California Strong.

Additional Resources:

• Mental Health Services:

  • Ventura County Health Care Agency Crisis Team: Provides mental health crisis intervention and support. You can reach them at (866) 998-2243. ​

• Comprehensive Resource Information:

  • 211 Ventura County: Offers information on local resources related to shelter, health care, food, utilities, mental health, legal assistance, and more. Dial 2-1-1 or visit their website for assistance. ​