Hurricane Ida survivors are eligible for a one-time $500 payout from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, officials said.
“Different types of assistance may be activated as we work with our state partners to identify needs,” the agency said. “One of the available forms of assistance right now is Critical Needs Assistance, which can provide a one-time award of up to $500 to eligible survivors.”
Survivors must reside in a parish that was included in the federal disaster declaration to be eligible. Those eligible can apply online or call 1-800-621-3362.
Our Disaster Survivor Assistance teams are on the ground helping with #Ida assistance applications.
— FEMA Region 6 (@FEMARegion6) September 3, 2021
Our teams are strategically placed in some of the hardest hit areas.
Remember: You can also apply:
💻at https://t.co/L0Z8brbyQu
📞800-621-3362
📲Download the FEMA app pic.twitter.com/gronDpNryT
Housing aid is also available to eligible survivors.
Hurricane Ida slammed into Louisiana with 150 mph winds that knocked out power to nearly 1 million people, and killed at least six people, NBC News reported. The remnants of the powerful storm swept across the country, killing at least 44 people in the Northeast, The Washington Post reported.
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