TS Helene Recovery Information
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Collapse ▲Below is a list of resources for residents and businesses in Buncombe County related to our recovery from Hurricane Helene. We have also included information for those interested in donating and volunteering from outside of the county. If you have any questions, please reach out to the N.C. Cooperative Extension, Buncombe County Center at 828-255-5522.
Buncombe County Government Alerts and Information
Donation Information:
- NC 4-H Program Donation Information (Monetary and Supplies)
- WNC Communities TS Helene Disaster Relief for Farms Donations
- North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund
General Assistance after a Storm:
- How to Apply for FEMA Assistance after a Storm
- NEED HELP? Where to Start With Hurricane Helene Recovery
- How to Choose a Tree Care Company to Aid in Disaster Clean-Up
- Beware of Potential Recovery Scams
Mental Health Support After the Storm:
Home and Food Safety Information:
- **Important Information for Wells After Flooding and Hurricanes**
- Drinking Water Safety
- Rebuild Healthy Homes
- Replacement Benefits for Food and Nutrition Services Recipients Impacted by Helene
- Priorities for Cleanup & Repair
- How to Salvage Flood-Damaged Appliances
- Washing and Sanitizing Kitchen Items
- Disaster Recovery Information Fact Sheets NCSU
- Cleaning Flooded Upholstered Furniture, Curtains, Bedding, Table Linens and Other Household Textiles
**GRANT FUNDING FOR FARMERS**
- ASAP’s Appalachian Grown Farmer Immediate Needs Grant
- WNC Communities – IMMEDIATE DISASTER NEEDS FOR FARM BUSINESSES 2024 GRANT
- Empowering Mountain Food Systems Recovery Grant
Farm Assistance and Information:
- Documenting and Reporting Farm Losses
- Financial Assistance for Farms and Small Businesses
- Assessing Damage in Produce Crops During Times of Excessive Rainfall
- Hurricane Resources for Farmers – Carolina Farm Stewardship Association
Livestock Information:
- 2024 Hurricane Helene Livestock Assistance Form
- Dealing With Pasture, Hay, Feed and Animal Health Issues During Hurricane Helene Recovery
Crop Information:
- Crop Insurance Guidance for Farmers
- Pesticide Disposal Safety After Flooding
- Soil Management Recommendations for Helene-Impacted WNC
- Planting Fields After Flood Events
Food Processing/Value-Added Products:
- Assessing a Food Processing Facility, (including Packing Houses)
- Guidance for Small Farms: Cleaning Packing Sheds, Coolers and Soil Testing