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Financial Assistance
Financial Assistance
Mental Health & Social Services
Mental Health & Social Services
Business Resources
Business Resources
Impacted Workers & Unemployment
Impacted Workers & Unemployment
Renter Protection
Renter Protection
Replace Your Personal Documents
Replace Your Personal Documents
Pet Assistance
Pet Assistance
Nonprofit Organizations
Nonprofit Organizations
Community Groups
Community Groups

Financial Assistance

The LA Disaster Relief Navigator

  • The LA Disaster Relief Navigator was developed by Better Angels and Imagine LA – in partnership with the Mayor's Fund for Los Angeles and the Office of Mayor Karen Bass – to provide tailored recovery resources for all impacted Angelenos. The online tool asks personalized questions to create individual Disaster Action Plans that connect residents to government programs, insurance assistance, home damage remediation, temporary and permanent housing solutions, and community services.

Mortgage relief

Starting on June 12, residents whose homes were destroyed or left uninhabitable by the wildfires can apply for relief from mortgage payments through the CalAssist Mortgage Fund. Learn more here.

Visit Mortgage relief resources for additional resources.

Property Taxes

You may be eligible for tax relief if your property was damaged or destroyed by the wildfires. Visit the Los Angeles County Assessor site to learn more.

To qualify, the damage to the property must exceed $10,000 of current market value and an Application for Reassessment: Property Damaged or Destroyed by Misfortune or Calamity (Form ADS-820) must be filed with the Assessor’s Office within 12 months from the date the property was damaged or destroyed. Additional information on and resources for property tax relief following a disaster can be found on the Property Relief for Properties Impacted by a Disaster factsheet. 

Price Gouging – Don’t Get Overcharged During a Disaster  
On February 26, 2025, a new City ordinance went into effect that prohibits excessive price increases and excessive accumulation of supplies and services for resale at inflated prices during a declared emergency to add protection for housing and lodging. Learn more about price gouging here, and report price gouging online or by calling 311.

Mental Health & Social Services

Through support from LA Care, the City of LA has partnered with Care Solace, a new central hub of care for all of your mental health needs. With a network of over 700,000 licensed mental health providers and substance use treatment services, Care Solace will help you find the right help at the right time, regardless of insurance coverage. The conditions we live in also deeply affect our mental health. If you are in need of food, housing, or affordable medical and dental care, Care Solace can help connect you to resources and provide eligibility information.

Food Assistance

For pantries & delivery services, government and non-profit organizations. 

Shelter Support

Housing programs, transitional housing and shelter resources. 

Health Services

Low fee/free medical and dental health care and preventative care options. 

Care Solace's coordination services are free, confidential, and accessible in the following ways:

  • By Phone: Call 888-515-7881 at any time. Support is available in 200+ languages.
  • Online: Search anonymously by answering a few quick screening questions at caresolace.com/ca-palisades.

Support for Businesses

Local Resources

The LA City Office of Finance

The LA City Office of Finance announced all business locations within zip codes 90402, 90272 and 90049 will be automatically granted an extension of the business tax renewal deadline to April 14, 2025. Additional information for people and businesses directly impacted by wildfires includes:

Economic Workforce Development Department (EWDD)

Economic Workforce Development Department (EWDD) has compiled a list of resources for businesses and workers impacted by the Los Angeles City Wildfires:

Los Angeles County Assessor

You may be eligible for tax relief if your property was damaged or destroyed by the wildfires. Visit the Los Angeles County Assessor site to learn more.

To qualify, the damage to the property must exceed $10,000 of current market value and an Application for Reassessment: Property Damaged or Destroyed by Misfortune or Calamity (Form ADS-820) must be filed with the Assessor’s Office within 12 months from the date the property was damaged or destroyed. Additional information on and resources for property tax relief following a disaster can be found on the Property Relief for Properties Impacted by a Disaster factsheet. 

State and Federal Resources

Small business support

The Small Business Administration offers a number of resources to support small businesses and entrepreneurs, including financing, training, and more.

Emergency and disaster assistance for employers

Emergency and disaster assistance for employers from the California Employment Development Department (EDD) offering services to support employers impacted by disasters. This includes disaster relief payments, extensions for payments, and payroll reports.

Resources and steps for business recovery

Resources and steps for business recovery from the California Office of the Small Business Advocate (CalOSBA) offering resources and support for businesses and workers impacted by the wildfires. This includes financial help, recovery programs, and workforce support.

Impacted Workers & Unemployment

Online assistance from the California Employment Development Department (EDD)

Job opportunities and training

Renter Protection

Protection from eviction

The LA County Board of Supervisors and City of LA have prohibited evictions for tenants who qualify. This protection lasts through July 31, 2025. You are eligible if you lost wages because:

  • The wildfires destroyed your workplace or rendered it unusable, or
  • Your employer laid you off or reduced your working hours, or
  • You had clients located in the wildfires, so you lost income.

Tenants are also protected from evictions for renovations through this date.

If you need eviction protection in the City or County of Los Angeles, you must notify your landlord. Send a Notice to Landlord of Inability to Pay Rent (PDF).

Free mediation

The Department of Consumer and Business Affairs (DCBA) offers free mediation services. They help tenants and landlords work out a payment plan. Call (800) 593-8222 to learn more.

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Pet Assistance

If your pets have gone missing and you are needing assistance to find them, please call the Los Angeles Fire Evacuation Animal Services Hotline at 213-270-8155.

For other fire related resources, visit https://www.laanimalservices.com/palisades-fire

Nonprofit Organizations

The organizations below provide various forms of assistance to those impacted by the wildfires.

Greater Los Angeles County American Red Cross

The Salvation Army

LA Regional Food Bank

Tzu Chi Foundation

United Policy Holders

National Legal Services Los Angeles (NLSLA)

Samaritan's Purse

Didi Hirsch Suicide Prevention Center

Los Angeles Region Community Recovery Organization

Community Groups

Pacific Palisades Community Council (PPCC)

Pali Long Term Recovery Group (Pali LTRG)