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BRISTOL, Va.—If you were affected by Tropical Storm Helene, visit a Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) to apply for assistance and learn about resources from FEMA, the Small Business Administration, the commonwealth of Virginia, and other organizations to aid you in your recovery.   

What is a DRC?

A DRC, or Disaster Recovery Center, is an accessible facility that you can visit in person to learn more about FEMA and other agencies providing disaster assistance in Virginia. Residents, property owners, business owners and farmers can go to a DRC to apply for assistance and obtain resources. 

This video provides an overview about what you can expect when you visit a DRC: Disaster Recovery Center (DRC): Your Resource After a Hurricane (youtube.com). 

What can I get help with? 

At a Disaster Recovery Center you can get one-on-one help with staff from the organizations present. FEMA staff at DRCs are happy to spend time with you to explain the types of assistance offered and help you apply. 

The specialists at a DRC can help you: 

Apply for disaster grants from FEMA. Submit additional documents for your application.Understand and respond to a letter from FEMA. Apply for low-interest disaster loans for individuals and businesses with the Small Business Administration (SBA). Find resources about agricultural recovery and assistance for farmers.Learn how to replace damaged documents like proof of address or birth certificates.Get connected to commonwealth of Virginia resources.Obtain

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