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Office of Emergency Preparedness: Livingston Parish
Information from the Parish Office of Emergency Preparedness Learn More
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Office of Emergency Preparedness: St. John the Baptist Parish
Information from the Parish Office of Emergency Preparedness Learn More
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Disaster Legal Services
Disaster Legal Services (DLS) provides free legal help to low-income disaster survivors. To those who aren’t able to get adequate legal services to help with problems after a disaster.
FEMA provides this service through an agreement with the Young Lawyers Division of the American Bar Association. Learn More -
EdNavigator
EdNavigator is a New Orleans-based nonprofit organization that helps families navigate the path from preschool to college. Families temporarily relocating to New Orleans can use EdNavigator for assistance finding New Orleans schools, seeking educational resources, or getting children back into a familiar routine. Learn More
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First Presbyterian Church Baton Rouge
The First Presbyterian Church is seeking donations of cleaning supplies and personal toiletries. The drop off location for supplies is 9389 Cortana Place, at Mervyn’s department store at Cortana Mall. The Church also provides resources for those affected by the flood, Learn More
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Louisiana Appleseed
Louisiana Appleseed offers legal aid for homeowners who do not have the title in their own name and are having trouble accessing recovery funds. Learn More
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Lost Pets Louisiana
Lost Pets Louisiana is dedicated to help reunite displaced pet owners with their pets. Please check on this site if you have lost or found a pet. Learn More
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Sydney Hutchinson Park
FEMA and SBA representatives will be at Sidney Hutchinson Park daily from 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m to provide aid and information to flood survivors. See the city’s website for more information: http://www.walker.la.us/ Learn More
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Louisiana Community and Technical College System Assistance
The Louisiana Community and Technical College System (LCTCS) Flood Recovery Fund was established to assist students and employees of colleges in the LCTCS who were affected by the Great Flood of 2016. The basic criteria for assistance are need and a lack of adequate resources. Learn More