Luqman Adeniyi is a senior content strategist for LA Times Studios.
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Worried about lead exposure after the Eaton or Palisades wildfires? LA County is offering free blood lead testing for residents. Learn how to get tested at community clinics or local labs.
Government Wildfire Recovery Resources
CalAssist Mortgage Fund provides $105M in aid for California Disaster Survivors
California has launched the $105M CalAssist Mortgage Fund, offering grants up to $20,000 to help homeowners affected by recent disasters. Learn if you’re eligible and how to apply.
SoCal NOMA architects lead a coalition to help Altadena residents rebuild after the Eaton wildfire, focusing on preserving Black homeownership and the community’s rich cultural legacy.
Free legal services are available for Los Angeles wildfire survivors. Get help with FEMA claims, insurance disputes, and housing issues.
Rebuilding your Los Angeles home after a wildfire? Learn what’s involved, from debris clearing to final inspection, with our step-by-step timeline & speed-up tips.
Learn how PTSD symptoms appear after wildfires, when to seek help, and how community support plays a key role in healing during the recovery process.
Wildfire Insurance & Legal Resources
How to Make Sure You’re Properly Insured Before the Next Wildfire
Make sure your home rebuild is covered before the next wildfire. Learn how to check your coverage, document your property, and avoid costly mistakes before you’re left struggling with financial recovery.
Protect yourself from legal services fraud after a wildfire. Learn how to check an attorney’s license, recognize red flags, and get help if you’ve been scammed.
Resources for Small Businesses & Workers
LA Area Chamber of Commerce Launches Wildfire Recovery Fund for Small Businesses
The Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce launches a Small Business Recovery Fund to support wildfire-affected businesses with grants, loans, and technical help.
Learn how burn scars increase the risk of flash floods, debris flows, and water contamination, and what homeowners in Los Angeles can do to protect themselves.