As South Carolina grapples with the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene, one of the state’s deadliest storms, assistance from federal, state, and local agencies is vital. These organizations are mobilizing to provide essential support to those affected by the disaster.
Residents in need of immediate shelter or support can turn to local emergency shelters set up across the state. Among the key locations are:
A full list of shelters can be accessed here.
Assistance is available for residents who rely on power-dependent medical equipment such as ventilators or oxygen tanks. These individuals can call the Department of Public Health Careline at 1-855-472-3432 for triage into a Medical Needs Shelter.
Residents with questions about the state’s response to Hurricane Helene or safety precautions can call a toll-free hotline at 1-866-246-0133. Operators with the State’s Public Information Phone System are available round the clock.
Residents can apply for federal disaster assistance through FEMA. This aid includes assistance for temporary housing, home repairs, and other hurricane-related expenses.
Several school districts across the Midlands are offering free meals for students impacted by Hurricane Helene. This initiative includes districts such as Richland One, Richland Two, Lexington Two, Lexington-Richland Five, Saluda School District and School District of Newberry County.
For continual updates on recovery efforts and available resources, it is advisable to maintain an active digital presence. The South Carolina Emergency Management Division’s website offers ample information.
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