Useful Mental Health Links
Health Issues
Medications
Mental Health Care General Links
Suicide Awareness and Hotlines
Addiction and Recovery
Associations and Institutes
Bipolar Disorder
Domestic Violence and Trauma
- SAMHSA's Protection and Advocacy
- Questions and Answers about Memories of Childhood Abuse
- The National Domestic Violence Hotline Website
- Trauma & Violence
Diagnosis
Eating Disorders
Altadena & Eaton Fire Recovery Resources
Financial assistance & Grants
CalAssist Mortgage Fund
California homeowners whose primary residence was destroyed or left uninhabitable by a qualifying disaster may be eligible for mortgage assistance.
Eligible homeowners can receive up to one year of mortgage payments. Assistance is paid directly to the mortgage servicer, there is no cost to apply, and the assistance does not need to be repaid.
Apply / Learn More:
https://www.calassistmortgagefund.org/
1-800-501-0019
Best For:
Homeowners needing help with mortgage payments while rebuilding or remaining displaced.
USDA Eaton Fire Home Repair Grants
USDA Rural Development announced $3 million in disaster assistance for homeowners affected by the Eaton Fire.
Eligible homeowners may qualify for grants of up to $32,420 per household for essential home repairs, disaster-related damage, restoring a home to habitable condition, and necessary site preparation or cleanup.
Learn More:
https://www.rd.usda.gov/
Search for: Eaton Fire Disaster Assistance Grants
Contact:
Bryan.Anguiano@USDA.gov
Best For:
Eligible homeowners needing financial assistance for essential repairs and habitability.
RISE Homes Rebuilding Incentives
RISE Homes provides financial incentives for eligible California property owners rebuilding homes destroyed or red-tagged by natural disasters.
The program supports all-electric, energy-efficient rebuilding.
Typical incentives include:
Single-family home: up to $10,000
Equity-qualified single-family homeowner: up to $15,000
Accessory Dwelling Unit: up to $7,000
Equity-qualified ADU: up to $10,500
Additional incentives may be available for batteries, efficient water heating, and Passive House construction.
Apply / Learn More:
https://risehomesca.com/
Phone:
833-202-3654
Email:
info@risehomesca.com
Best For:
Homeowners rebuilding and interested in energy-efficient, all-electric construction.
Eaton Fire Collaborative – Unmet Needs Assistance
The Eaton Fire Collaborative Long-Term Recovery Group works with survivors whose recovery needs are not fully covered by insurance, government programs, or other assistance.
Support may include help with:
- Essential home repairs
- Housing-related expenses
- Household recovery costs
- Health and wellness needs
- Rebuilding support
- Other unmet disaster-related needs
Survivors are encouraged to register for recovery support and connect with a case manager.
Learn More / Register for Support:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/
Best For:
Individuals and families who still have unmet recovery needs after using other available assistance.
Case Management & Recovery Navigation
Disaster Case Management Program
The Disaster Case Management Program provides one-on-one recovery support for Eaton and Palisades wildfire survivors.
Case managers can help with:
- FEMA appeals
- Insurance claims
- SBA issues
- Financing options
- Rebuilding decisions
- Contractors and floorplans
- Local resources
- Long-term recovery planning
Phone:
833-775-3267 or 833-775-DCMP
Learn More:
https://recovery.lacounty.gov/disaster-case-management-program/
Best For:
Survivors who need someone to help them navigate multiple recovery programs and develop a long-term recovery plan.
Eaton Fire Collaborative – Long-Term Recovery Group
The Long-Term Recovery Group coordinates nonprofits, government agencies, faith-based organizations, community groups, businesses, and funders helping Eaton Fire survivors.
Its work includes:
- Disaster case management
- Volunteer rebuilding assistance
- Unmet-needs funding
- Reconstruction support
- Household recovery resources
Learn More:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/longtermrecoverygroup
Local In-Person Help
The Collaboratory – Eaton Fire Recovery Hub
The Collaboratory is a local resource center where Eaton Fire survivors can connect with recovery organizations and community partners.
Services available through participating organizations include housing support, financial guidance, rebuilding assistance, health services, legal/resource navigation, and community recovery programs.
Address:
540 W. Woodbury Road
Altadena, CA 91001
Hours:
Monday & Wednesday: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Tuesday & Thursday: 9:00 AM–7:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM–1:00 PM
Learn More:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/thecollaboratory
Altadena Community Center
Los Angeles County provides in-person recovery assistance for Eaton Fire survivors.
Address:
730 E. Altadena Drive
Altadena, CA 91001
Hours:
Monday–Friday
9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Learn More:
https://recovery.lacounty.gov/altadena/
Free Repair & Remediation Support
Eaton Fire Cleanup & Repair Assistance
Free cleanup and repair assistance may be available to households that are uninsured or severely underinsured.
Current Programs:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/trustedcommunityresources
Look for:
Eaton Fire 2025 Clean-Up & Repair Assistance
CORE Remediation Assistance
CORE helps connect Altadena and Pasadena homeowners and renters with remediation assistance for homes affected by smoke and ash.
Services may be available at no cost.
Find Current Application Information:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/trustedcommunityresources
Look for:
Remediation Assistance / CORE
Legal & Insurance Support
Eaton Fire Cleanup & Repair Assistance
Provides legal assistance to qualifying individuals affected by Southern California wildfires.
Assistance may include housing, benefits, insurance, consumer issues, and disaster recovery matters.
Find Current Services Through:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/trustedcommunityresources
Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County
Provides free legal assistance to individuals and families harmed by disasters.
Find Current Services Through:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/trustedcommunityresources
Public Counsel
Provides legal support and disaster-recovery navigation.
Find Current Services Through:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/trustedcommunityresources
United Policyholders
Provides insurance claim and recovery information for California wildfire survivors.
This can be especially useful for homeowners navigating:
- Insurance claims
- Underinsurance
- Claim disputes
- Rebuilding coverage
- Documentation
Find Current Resources Through:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/trustedcommunityresources
Document Replacement
Free Replacement of Vital Records
Los Angeles County residents directly affected by the fires may be able to obtain certain property and vital records at no cost for recovery purposes.
Phone:
800-201-8999
Select Option 1, then Option 2.
Email:
recorder@rrcc.lacounty.gov
Community Recovery Directory
Eaton Fire Collaborative
The Eaton Fire Collaborative maintains one of the most useful current directories of vetted organizations providing direct assistance to fire survivors.
Resources include:
- Housing
- Financial assistance
- Mental health services
- Cleanup
- Legal aid
- Youth and family programs
- Disability support
- Case management
- Rebuilding support
Resource Directory:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/trustedcommunityresources
LA County Altadena Fire Recovery
Official Los Angeles County recovery information for Altadena residents.
Learn More:
https://recovery.lacounty.gov/altadena/
LA County Eaton Fire Recovery
Official countywide Eaton Fire recovery portal.
Learn More:
https://recovery.lacounty.gov/disasters/eaton-fire/
Rebuilding & Permit Assistance
LA County Eaton Fire Rebuilding Resources
Los Angeles County provides centralized information for homeowners and residents navigating recovery and rebuilding.
Resources include:
- Rebuilding guidance
- Permit assistance
- One-Stop Permit Centers
- Debris removal
- Homeowner resources
- Rental resources
- Damage maps
- New rebuilding laws
- Expedited rebuilding tool
Learn More:
https://recovery.lacounty.gov/disasters/eaton-fire/
LA County One-Stop Permit Centers
Fire-impacted homeowners can receive in-person assistance with rebuilding permits and County requirements.
Learn More:
https://recovery.lacounty.gov/
Select: One-Stop Permit Centers
Best For:
Property owners preparing plans, applying for permits, or working through rebuilding requirements.
RISE Homes Pre-Approved Rebuilding Plans
RISE Homes partners offer pre-approved home designs intended to reduce permitting time and rebuilding costs.
Plans are available for certain Los Angeles County rebuilding projects.
Learn More:
https://risehomesca.com/preapproved.html
Housing & Rental Assistance
Union Station Homeless Services – Eaton Fire Housing Assistance
Union Station Homeless Services provides housing-related financial assistance to households directly affected by the Eaton Fire.
The program is designed to assist households that may not qualify for traditional housing programs.
Find Current Assistance Through:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/trustedcommunityresources
Look for:
USHS Eaton Fire Housing Assistance Program
Greenline Housing Foundation
Greenline Housing Foundation provides support to Eaton Fire survivors that may include:
Grants
Financial education
Housing recovery assistance
Home maintenance support
Find Current Program Information Through:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/trustedcommunityresources
San Gabriel Valley Habitat for Humanity
SGV Habitat for Humanity is assisting eligible Eaton Fire survivors with home repair and rebuilding.
Learn More Through:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/trustedcommunityresources
LA County Resources for Renters
Renters affected by smoke, ash, fire damage, or unsafe housing conditions can access information about habitability, tenant protections, insurance issues, and available assistance.
Learn More:
https://recovery.lacounty.gov/renters/
Mental Health & Emotional Support
Los Angeles County Mental Health Hotline
Free mental health support is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Call or Text:
800-854-7771
Available:
24/7
Foothill Flourish – Free Therapy for Eaton Fire Survivors
Foothill Flourish, connected with Foothill Family, offers free therapy sessions for Eaton Fire survivors.
The Eaton Fire Collaborative currently lists the program as offering 10 free therapy sessions.
Find Program Information:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/trustedcommunityresources
Eaton Fire Collaborative Wellness Resources
The Eaton Fire Collaborative helps connect survivors with wellness and emotional-support resources.
Learn More:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/wellnessresources
Email:
wellnesscommittee@efclc.org
AlterCareLine
AlterCareLine provides free confidential peer support, phone and video counseling, and support groups for Los Angeles County residents.
Insurance and referrals are not required.
Find Current Information Through:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/trustedcommunityresources
Children, Families & Schools
Pasadena Educational Foundation – Eaton Fire Response
Supports Pasadena Unified School District students, families, teachers, and employees affected by the Eaton Fire.
Learn More Through:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/trustedcommunityresources
YMCA of the Foothills
The Eaton Fire Collaborative currently lists free memberships and programs through 2026 for people affected by the Eaton Fire, including youth and family programming.
Learn More Through:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/trustedcommunityresources
Young & Healthy
Provides healthcare navigation and medical-insurance enrollment assistance for children and families affected by the fires.
Learn More Through:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/trustedcommunityresources
Disability & Vulnerable Population Support
Richard DeVylder Disaster Relief Fund
Provides disaster-related assistance and resources for people with disabilities.
Find Current Information Through:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/trustedcommunityresources
Friends In Deed
Provides essential goods, community resources, and support for vulnerable individuals and families.
Learn More Through:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/trustedcommunityresources
Pasadena Senior Center
Provides services and support for older adults affected by the Eaton Fire, including individuals who previously relied on the Altadena Senior Center.
Learn More Through:
https://www.eatonfirecollaborative.org/trustedcommunityresources
