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FEMA Relief Information for WTC Attack Victims, Sept 2001

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Federal Emergency Management Agency publication detailing relief eligibility for victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks in New York.

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Aid to help on the road to recovery Individuals and business owners who suffered SOCIAL SECURITY VOLUNTEER AGENCY losses because of the terrorist acts of Sept. 11, BENEFITS SERVICES may be eligible for some of the following types Help is provided to speed the delivery The American Red Cross has established a gift of assistance. To register for FEMA assistance, of checks delayed by the disaster and program for families of the WTC and Pentagon to apply for Social Security disability attacks. Grants are available for mortgage and call 800-462-9029 (TTY: 800-462-758S). and survivor benefits. rental assistance, transportation, fiineral costs DISASTER HOUSING and other uncovered expenses. The Salvation CRISIS COUNSELING Army and other religious groups also are ASSISTANCE Referral services and short-term intervention counseling are available providing disaster assistance. Help is available from FEMA for renters and homeowners whose primary residences were for emotional and mental health problems associated with the disaster. Unemployed because damaged or destroyed, or who face displacement Call 80(1-1.D EM I (543-3638); Spanish from their home. Assistance can include grants speakers should call 877-AYUDESE of the disaster? for alternate rental housing, money for emer­ (298-3373) or the mental health referral gency repairs to make a home livable or mortgage numbers listed on page 6. The federal Disaster Unemployment or rental assistance. Assistance (DOA) program njay provide TAX ASSISTANCE you wiftt a weekly check ityou have The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) 'become uneflaployed' of have, suffered a loss HOME/PERSONAL PROPERTY allows federal income tax deductions of income due' to the disaster,. The program DISASTER LOANS for underinsured or uninsured casualty is designed to help the self-employed and U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) losses on homes, personal property, and ©filers not normally eligible for unemploy­ disaster loans of up to $200,000 are available to household goods. Those eligible may ment insurance. homeowners for real estate repairs. Renters and file amended returns for the previous homeowners may borrow up to $40,000 to year to recieve early refunds. What is the first thing I need to do? replace personal property losses. To register, Gall file statc/federal tbll-ftee application FRAUD PROTECTION number800-462-9029 (TTY800-462-7585 call FEMA (800-462-9029); for more detailed Complaints of fraud or other misrepre­ information, see page 5. for die speech-and hearing-impaired). sentation may be filed with the New York State Dept, of Consumer and Who will process my application? INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY Regulatory Affairs or the city Con­ sumer Protection Board, (800-697- Your local iinetBployment office processes GRANT PROGRAM your application, determines your Grants may be made to meet disaster-related 1220), eligibility and disburses checks. < serious needs or necessary expenses not covered LEGAL SERVICES by other assistance programs or insurance. You Legal assistance and/or referrals may How often are payments made? must first register with FEMA, and you will be available by calling a hotline staffed Disaster unemployment assistance can automatically be referred to this program if you by the Young Lawyer’s Division of the provide weekly benefits for up to 26 qualify. New York State Bar Association -- weeks following the date of the declaration 866-606-0626. of the disaster. BUSINESS DISASTER LOANS INSURANCE INFORMATION Businesses ofall sizes and nonprofit organiza­ How do I know If I am eligible for Assistance is available from the New benefits? tions may boirow up to $ 1.5 million from the York State Dept, of Insurance on You may be if you are: U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) to matters such as expediting settle­ , (out of work as a result of tlie: fond repairs or replacement of real estate, ments, obtaining copies of lost disaster; machinery and equipment, inventory and other policies, verifying losses and filing ' (self Employed or a seasonal worker assets. For small businesses, SBA makes claims. Call 800-339-1759. : ' with income substantially affected economic-injury loans available for working due to the disaster; capital to pay necessary obligations. Eligible VETERANS BENEFITS (an employee not covered by any ' : businesses can be in the declared as well as Information is available about ben­ other unempto^ent compensation; efits, pensions, insurance and VA • (a survivor who, 'as,a restitt of the contiguous counties. See page 5 for additional mortgage loans. Call 800-827-1000. disaster, becomes a 'head of household. information. VICTIMS BENEFITS Is disaster unemployineht assistance The New York State Crime Victims the only way to get help? CONSUMER SERVICES Board provides awards for victims of You may be eligible for other disaster Help is available from the Consusmer Protection the Sept. 11 terrorist attack. Call 1- 'assistance programs. To out, call 800- Board to file consumer complaints about dis­ 800-247-8035 for more information 462-9029. (TTY 800-462-7585 for the reputable business practices and other problems. on the closest CVB office. speech- and hearihg-impaired). / CaU80(M97-1220.

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