FEMA Provides Additional $3.3 Million for Disaster Case Management Services for Los Angeles Wildfires Survivors

FEMA Provides Additional $3.3 Million for Disaster Case Management Services for Los Angeles Wildfires Survivors Latest round of funding continues support for Los Angeles fires survivors OAKLAND, Calif. – Today, FEMA announced an additional $3.3 million in funding for Disaster Case Management services to support more than 3,000 survivors affected by the wildfires and straight-line winds that affected Los Angeles County in January 2025. In total, FEMA has provided more than $13 million for Disaster Case Management services for survivors of this disaster. The funding continues the Trump Administration’s support for Palisades Fire survivors and other Californians rebuilding after disasters. Under President Donald J. Trump’s leadership, FEMA is delivering survivor-focused recovery assistance through a locally executed, state-managed and federally supported approach that promotes accountability and ensures taxpayer resources support recovery programs that deliver results for disaster survivors and communities. The Disaster Case Management Program is a state-managed, FEMA-funded program that connects survivors with case managers, resources and services to support their long-term recovery.

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