Disaster Case Management Program
Helping LA County wildfire survivors navigate recovery—step by step
Many in our community are still feeling the impact of the Los Angeles wildfires. JFSLA is here to support those navigating the aftermath.
Our Disaster Case Management Program supports survivors as they rebuild their lives. Our trained staff will work with you to create a plan that fits your needs, connect you to helpful resources, and guide you through every step of your recovery.
How To Get Started
Call our Disaster Case Management Program Line at 323-979-7555 and leave a message. You may be eligible for disaster case management services if you were affected by the 2025 Los Angeles Wildfires and have unmet disaster-related needs.
How We Can Help
Your dedicated case manager and construction cost analyst will walk with you through every step of your recovery journey. Our services include:
- Building a personalized recovery plan
- Referrals to community and legal resources
- Facilitating FEMA appeals
- Assistance with applying for community grants
- Guidance in reviewing estimates and bids for rebuilding
- Emotional support during this process
For more information, please review our frequently asked questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Disaster case management is short-term support that connects disaster survivors to helpful programs, services, and recovery resources.
A disaster case manager helps you make a recovery plan after a disaster. They connect you with support, such as FEMA or other programs, and explain what assistance you may qualify for. They guide you through the process.
A construction cost analyst helps you navigate the rebuilding process. They can review cost estimates, explain your options, recommend qualified contractors, and keep an eye on your project’s progress. Their goal is to make sure you have the information and support you need to keep your rebuilding on track. They’re also here to answer your questions and help you make informed choices along the way.
To get started, you’ll need to provide documents related to any assistance you’ve received so far (such as from FEMA, Insurance or Small Business Administration).
No, there is no income requirement to qualify for our services. Some programs and resources do have specific income or other eligibility criteria, and we can support you as you navigate these resources.
Yes. Even if you don’t qualify for FEMA assistance, a Disaster Case Manager can still connect you to other local, state, or nonprofit resources that may help with your recovery. We’re here to support your needs, whether or not you’re eligible for FEMA.
No, our services are free for everyone who qualifies.
Yes, while we want to support you in your recovery, we are not able to assist with personal errands or cosign documents or applications.
Yes. Even if you’ve already begun the recovery process, we can help provide more support and guidance to keep you on track.
JFSLA does not guarantee housing. However, your Disaster Case Manager can help you explore available housing resources and connect you with programs or organizations that may be able to assist, based on your specific needs.
Yes, we offer support in multiple languages to make sure everyone can get the help they need.
To get started, call us at 323-979-7555. If you’re eligible for services, we’ll walk you through the next steps.
Disaster Case Management Program
Call: 323-979-7555
Disaster Case Management Program
Call: 323-979-7555
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