On Monday, October 29th, Hurricane Sandy swept through New Jersey leaving major devastation throughout the state. The following programs, services or supports may be helpful to individuals and families as they begin the recovery process:
DCF Superstorm Sandy Recovery Plan - Executive Summary
The planning outlined in this document is based on the reality that New Jersey can expect to experience many negative social impacts following this disaster if we do not effectively and strategically implement and enhance prevention and intervention efforts. These negative social impacts can, and will, directly impact New Jersey’s overall recovery if not appropriately addressed. Keeping children safe and families strong is essential to New Jersey’s recovery.
- Roads and Public Transit
- Find Out What's Open
- Outage Updates
- Gas Stations
- Drinking Water Advisories
- Ice and Water Distribution
- State and Local Resources
- Emergency Reception Areas
- Emergency Shelters/ Warming Centers
- List Yourself as Safe and Well
- Emotional Support
- Volunteer/Donations
More information can be found on www.nj211.org or by calling 211.
- STEP Overview
- STEP Brochure
- STEP FAQ Sheet
- Disaster Assistance Quick Resource List
- FEMA Fact Sheet - Disaster Legal Services
- FEMA - A Guide to the Disaster Declaration Process
- Resources to Help Families Cope with Disaster
- NJ 211 Hurricane Sandy Resource Guide
- Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
- Hope Coalition America Services
- Hope Coalition America Services (Spanish)
- Help After a Disaster
- Help After a Disaster (Spanish)
Hurricane Help and Information for Children and Families
Helping Children Cope in the Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy
Resources for Talking to Kids about Hurricane Sandy
