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Extreme Weather Survivors
Community Resource
Serves: Service area varies
About this resource
Provides a mentorship program that connects individuals affected by extreme weather disasters with trained survivors for emotional and practical assistance.
Application Process: Go to the website and complete an application form.
Cost: Free of charge.
Who can use this
- Adults aged 18 and over who have survived an extreme weather event, such as a wildfire, hurricane, flood, extreme heat, or tornado, and seek peer support. The program does not offer crisis intervention or professional mental health services.
Get in touch
Phone
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Website
ewsurvivors.org/mentee
Email
erica@extremeweathersurvivors.org
Hours
Website: 24 hours daily. Support hours vary. Mentor and Mentee choose when and how to connect.
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