2025 LA Wildfire Resources

An up-to-date list of fire resources, including information, shelters, school closures, power and water outages, food and housing resources, and other relief efforts.

Visit Anaheim is keeping a running list of all hotels offering discounted rates to LA Wildfire evacuees.

Includes links to local resources including shelters, information, legal assistance, and housing resources.

The official portal for registration for FEMA assistance, as well as local disaster relief resources and updates.

An updated list of various relief efforts and services available to evacuees and first responders.

A comprehensive guide to assistance resources for victims, shelter information, and health and safety information.

Information on evacuation shelters for those with small and large animals.

Provides information on how to obtain FEMA assistance and other tax/financial relief, as well as a contact list for all local government departments organizing relief efforts.

Features information on various relief efforts and helpful links to critical information for those affected, as well as links to activities and resources for sheltering in place.

An up-to-date page with information on evacuation orders, preparedness, and where to get help if you have been affected, including a list of restaurants offering free meals to evacuees and first responders as well as information on hotels and housing.

MALAN is maintaining a list of mutual aid resources available to those affected by the fires and updates it regularly with new resources or calls for volunteers & donations.

Information on animal shelters and pet food banks related to the Eaton fire.

Locations in L.A. are offering anyone affected by the fires, including first responders, free access to their facilities, including showers, massage chairs, locker rooms, and WiFi. Contact the club near you for more information and hours.

An interactive map of all current and active Red Cross relief efforts, including shelters and supply distribution centers.

Offering free, 24/7 virtual medical care to Southern California residents, first responders and others impacted by the fires in Los Angeles. Individuals displaced by fires or those who are unable to access traditional medical care can consult licensed healthcare professionals for non-emergency illnesses by calling 855-225-5032. Services include treatment for conditions such as respiratory infections, allergies, sinus problems and cold or flu symptoms. Additionally, Teladoc Health is providing assistance with prescription refills for non-narcotic medications.

U-Haul is offering 30 days free self-storage and U-Box® container disaster relief program to help evacuees and affected families at over 92 locations in SoCal.

The YCMA is offering free childcare for children of first responders, essential workers and families who have been displaced, evacuated or who have otherwise experienced loss, as well as showers, Wi-Fi, and essential services across LA County.