Resilience and Emergency Management

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Need help?​

You can get help ​if you have been in a wildfire. Use this page to find help with food, shelter, r​ecovery, referrals, emotional support and staying healthy​.​

Wildfire updates: For the most current information, visit wildfire​.oregon.gov​.

Food ​​and shelter​

• Emergency food resources 
  Find food pantries and help with groceries or meals.​
• SNAP replacement benefits  
  If you lost food you bought with SNAP, you may be able to get your benefits ​replaced.​
  
• Find a Red Cross shelter
  You can also use the Red Cross mobile app to look for current shelter openings.​
  

Referrals and support

• 211info website 
  Contact 211 to find help in your area. There are many ways to contact 211. In​terpreters are available.​
• Safe + Strong He​lpline 
  ​Call 1-800-923-HELP (4357) if you need emotional support or help finding resources. You can call any time, 24/7. Interpreters are available.
  

Health and safety

• Evacuations and COVID-19
  Learn what to do if you have to evacuate and you are in quarantine or isolation because of COVID-19.
• Wildfires and smoke
  Learn about protecting your health from wildfire smoke.
  

Information for resource families (foster care)

In a major emergency or disaster, the lo​cal child welfare office needs to know where all children in care are located.​

• What you must do in ​a dis​aster or emergency
  
• Printable resource sheet: English  |  Es​pañol  |  русский