We are a resource dedicated to helping you bounce back from the hurricane. Take a look around. Use the resources. Learn more about the things you need to get your life back on track.
Many people lost furniture as a result of Hurricane Ike. But, there is a agency, The Furniture Bank, that is working to help extremely low income people replace some of their furniture. The mission of the Furniture Bank is to serve area residents through local agencies and non-profit organizations.
American Institute of Architects survey forms, specifically created for disasters, will be completed by volunteer registered architects. This service is free to building owners and carries no obligation.
You've survived Hurricane Ike. But now you have so many things to take care of. For housing needs, we've got articles that can help you get the information you need. All the articles are designed to be printed so that you can get online, get what you need and then get on with your life.
It may seem like it is taking a long time to get rid of trees, branches, and other types of yard waste left after the hurricane. Many people wonder if it wouldn't just make sense to have a “burn pile” to get rid of this waste. Before burning any yard waste, it is important to find out if burning is allowed in your area.
Use these maps to find the goods and services you need, near you. Open gas stations and grocery stores, distrubution centers for emergency food and water, and more.
Certain immigrants affected by Hurricane Ike can request help from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to pay for medical expenses, temporary housing, personal and cleanup items, and more. Here is the information you need to provide to get help from FEMA