Reference document listing contact numbers and programs for disaster loans and counseling available to affected residents.
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
*Disaster Assistance Information for New York Disaster 1391* This sheet contains refraraices for disastrar aid available to you. Contact any agency listed for disaster related needs which can be addressed by that agency. Additional assistance programs may become available. If you have any questions, call the FEMA Helpline at l-800-525-0321(hearing/speech unpaired ONLY, Call 1-800-462-7585.
Building Access/Status For information about access to residentiaLlocations, Call: NYC Hotline (718)403-2220. For information about access to business locations. Call: (646)756-3001.
Business Loans The Small Business Administration (SBA) makes disaster loans available to businesses that must repair or replace destroyed or damaged facilities, inventory, machinery, or equipment, or that have suffered economic injury. If you have been referred to this program by FE?4A, you will receive an SBA application in the mail. For assistance in completing the application. Call: (800)462-9029 or Contact: SBA Workshop Business Information Center 633 3rd Ave., 32nd floor (at E 42nd ), NY, NY 10017-6706. For business owners affected by the disastra, but not in the disaster area. Call: SBA NY Area Office (800)659-2955.
CriskCounseling Referral services and short-term intervention counseling are available. For counseling. Call: Dept of Mental Health Services (212)442-5000; NY Office of Crises Intervention Services (800)543-3638 or (877)298- 3373 (Spanish only); Safe Horizons (800)621-4673; Metropolitan Hospital Centra: (212)423-6262; FDNY Family Crisis Centra- (718)352-7001; St. Vincent's Health Crisis Craiter (212)604-8220; Armory Crisis Counseling (68 Lexington Ave and 25th St.); Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Craiter (718)579-5000. For assistance paying for counseling for victims, family members, or witnesses of the attack only. Contact: NY Crime Victims Compensation Board (800)247-8035 or www.cvb.state.ny.us.
DNA^SamplesforJdentification For information regarding locations to provide DNA samples to help identify missing persons. Call: NY City Family Assistance Center (646) 710-6245 or Visit: NY City Family Assistance Center at Ker 94; 54th St. and 12th Ave. Office hours are 8:00AM until midnight, 7 days pra- week.
Emergency Assistance Emergency food, clothing, shelter, and medical assistance may be provided by the American Red Q-oss (ARC), the Salvation Army, church groups, and other voluntary organizations. For a central coordination number. Contact: ARC (877)733-2767 or wwwjedctoss.org. For emergency shelters. Call: FEMA Helpline l-800-525-0321(hearing/speech impaired ONLY, CaU 1-800-462-7585.
Financial Institutions Assistance Early withdrawal of time deposits, without penalty, may be permitted by banks that are members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), Federal Reserve System (FRS), or the Federal Home Loan Bank Board (FHLBB). Contact: Your financial institution to see if they have obtained a waiver from their regulatory agraicy.
Home and Personal Loans Disaster loans through the Small Business Administration (SBA) are available to homeowners and renters for restoring or replacing disaster damaged real and personal property, limited to the amount of uninsured, SBA verified losses. If you have been referred to this program, you will receive an application in the maiL For assistance in completing the application. Contact: SBA Workshop, Business Information Centra-, 633 3rd Ave., 32nd floor (at E 42nd ), NY, NY 10017-6706.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency publication detailing relief information and eligibility for victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks.
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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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Federal Emergency Management Agency publication regarding relief efforts dated September 29, 2001.
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Official health advisory regarding dust and smoke exposure risks in the World Trade Center area following the disaster.
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Directory of agencies and organizations offering financial aid and food stamps to individuals unemployed due to the World Trade Center attacks.
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Flyer listing legal services and employment resources for individuals affected by the World Trade Center attacks.
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Directory of organizations providing financial aid, job placement, and space assistance to businesses affected by the disaster.
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Newspaper excerpt containing fragmented text regarding public lives and state budget deficit issues from November 2001.
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Archival folder label for World Trade Center disaster information general records, identified as Folder 0128.
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Memorandum instructing staff to submit monthly force account equipment usage reports for FEMA reimbursement.
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