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|  Mental Health Recovery Recovery from a traumatic disaster can require emotional and financial assistance. Be sure to identify your psychological needs, and those of others, as you rebuild other aspects of your life. In some cases, you may need to speak with mental health professionals in order to begin more obvious, structural restoration.
Financial Recovery Following an emergency, City agencies may be involved in helping residents seek public assistance. Review the resources below for more information about City, State, and federal recovery assistance programs.
NEW YORK CITY FORMS Notice of Claim and Designation of Agency Authorized Agent: This form officially notifies OEM, OMB, SEMO, and FEMA of your agency's intent to apply for public assistance funding and initiates the grant process.
Project Worksheet Cover Form: This form must accompany every claim made by a City agency on a FEMA project worksheet. This form also signifies to FEMA that the City of New York has reviewed the attached project worksheet and approves its obligation.
Time Extension Request: This form officially notifies OEM, OMB, SEMO, and FEMA of your agency's desire to extend a project deadline.
Information about availability of assistance for
blackout-related expenses.
International Disaster Relief New Yorkers often support relief efforts in the wake of
international disasters. The City urges New Yorkers who want to help
international victims of disasters to make monetary donations to established
charities, which will distribute donations to appropriate relief agencies. The
following two websites offer excellent information about making donations to
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