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Worker Relief Fund - Department of Economic Opportunity The County and City of Los Angeles and partners have launched the new LA Region Worker Relief Fund that helps workers impacted financially by the windstorm and wildfires by providing cash assistance grants of $2,000. Applications are closed as of March 12, 2025 at 5pm. Phase 2 F u nd notices will be shared Week of April 7 th .
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Applicants must meet all of the following requirements in order to qualify: Identity: Be at least 18 years of age. Residency: Be a resident of Los Angeles County. Employment Status: Be employed or self-employed (such as domestic workers) in Los Angeles County at the time of the Windstorm and Wildfire emergencies that took place starting January 7th, 2025.
Financial Impact: Experienced income loss (temporary or permanent) due to place of work location in the emergency zones (Fire Zone, Evacuation Order Level 3 Zone, or Evacuation Warning Level 2 Zone during Disaster period.) or due to loss of their home. Right to work status is not required to apply.
Acceptable form of government-issued (USA or Foreign) photo identification Proof of residency in Los Angeles County (government issued photo ID with home address, utility bill, mortgage or lease documents, or other method) Proof of income or employment at a physical address in emergency zones as of January 7th (e.g., pay stub, invoice, employer validation, other method) Proof of permanent disruption (structural loss/damage, closure) or temporary disruption (closure) to work location or residence, as applicable, due to the windstorm and wildfires (e.g., FEMA Determination Letter, publicly available data on photos for structures in emergency zones, evacuation order mandates) If you do not have the required documents to complete this application, you may visit an approved center for assistance.
Find one here . The County and City have teams ready to troubleshoot technical difficulties, host how-to webinars on the application process, provide direct, one-on-one application support, and connect you to other business resources. If you have technical difficulties or have any general questions, you can contact the Tech Support: Text or Call: (213) 523-3231 Email: support@lacbusiness.
aidkit. org There are webinars on to guide you through Click below to watch a webinar. Disaster Recovery Centers Disaster Recovery Centers are open to the public from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
Find local, state, and federal partners with programs, services, and resources for small businesses and nonprofits. For current information, visit: https://recovery. lacounty.
gov/recovery-centers/ For other relief and recovery resources, including loans and grants, please visit DEO’s emergency Resources Hub for Workers and Business Impacted by the Windstorm and Wildfires. One-on-one Technical Assistance from a Workforce Provider Click here for full list of assistance providers.
If you work anywhere in LA County: America’s Job Centers of California (AJCC) Find a America’s Job Center of California near you: If you work within LA City’s boundaries: Businesses in the City of LA can find their address at https://neighborhoodinfo. lacity. gov/ Find a WorkSource Center near you: Contact: www.
ewddlacity. com/index. php/about-ewdd/contact-ewdd Applications will be reviewed, scored, and prioritized using criteria developed by the City of Los Angeles and Los Angeles County to ensure that funds go to individuals most impacted by the windstorm and wildfire emergencies.
Funds will be distributed based on the type of impact applicants have faced—those who permanently lost their job and those who temporarily lost their job or had reduced hours. If there are multiple applicants with the same score and limited funds, a lottery will be used to determine who receives payment.
All applications submitted by the application closing date will receive equal consideration with no additional priority given to those that apply first. Grant funds will be provided to selected applicants via direct deposit or cash cards. Visit the resource hub for businesses and workers impacted by the windstorm and wildfires: Emergency Resources for Workers and Businesses – Department of Economic Opportunity
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Workers displaced and impacted by the 2025 wind and wildfire disaster in the Los Angeles region. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $2,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
LA Region Worker Relief Fund is funded by Los Angeles County Department of Economic Opportunity. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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