Frauds and ScamsThis site helps you identify potential scams and info on how to file a
complaint.
Renters' RightsKnow
your rights as a tenant when it comes to evictions and foreclosures during the
pandemic.
Stimulus Checks
Visit this site to learn more about COVID-19 stimulus checks.
TexasLawHelp
Site for free civil legal information and forms, with new info on COVID-19 from trusted sources.
Texas 211
A free service that can help you find local emergency services, food, housing, and crisis counseling.
General Disaster Information
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| Public Benefits Visit this site for information on healthcare resources and public benefits.
Unemployment Benefits If you've lost your job during the pandemic, you may apply for unemployment benefits online.
Small Business Association Provides
information about relief options available for small-business owners.
Student Loan Relief
Coronavirus and forbearance questions for students, borrowers, and parents.
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| Appealing a FEMA Decision
If you have received a letter from FEMA about your disaster claim and you disagree with the decision, you have the right to file an appeal.
Disaster Assistance This site allows you to apply for disaster assistance online, find local resources for help, and check the status of your FEMA claim.
Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) LocatorDisaster Recovery Centers provide vital information about disaster assistance programs and to help you apply for federal disaster assistance. You can locate a DRC center near you by entering your address or state at this site.
Disaster-Related Fraud and ScamsAfter disasters, some try to take advantage of others and even pose as FEMA workers to get money from those who may be eligible for disaster-relief funds. This site helps you identify potential fraud, provides contact information that may help you protect yourself, and offers tips to avoid fraud.
Disaster Unemployment Assistance When you lose your job or are no longer self-employed because of a disaster, you may be eligible for disaster unemployment assistance. At this site, you can see if you qualify for assistance and apply for help if you are eligible.
Emergency Shelters This link will help you find a local shelter if you decide to leave your home or if you are ordered to leave the area.
| | National Flood Insurance Program Is flood insurance right for you? This website will take you through the steps to see if it's a good idea to insure your home against flood damage based on where you live.
Plan Ahead for Disasters This site contains important information about protecting yourself and your family before, during, and after a disaster.
Renter's Rights and Disaster Relief Know your rights as a tenant if your rental unit is damaged or destroyed in a disaster.
Replacing Lost Documents Replacing lost or damaged documents after a disaster is important but can be difficult unless you know what to do. This site offers helpful information about replacing documents such as birth certificates, drivers' licenses, and marriage certificates.
Social Security and SSI After a DisasterThis site offers answers to the many questions people have about Social Security and SSI benefits and payments after a disaster.
State of Texas Emergency Assistance Registry (STEAR)This site provides information about a registry program for those who may need additional assistance in the event of an emergency, such as seniors or people with disabilities. Although registering provides local emergency responders with additional informatin on the needs of those in their community, it does not guarantee that specific services will be provided.
United Policyholders This site is operated by a nonprofit that offers information about insurance in all 50 states.
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