(Sept. 2024) Did you know? Disaster legal services are still available for Hurricane Ida in 2021. If you have a legal issue caused by Hurricane Ida, contact LASP. Read more to learn some of the long-term legal problems related to disasters.
Read More(June 29, 2024) Are you having problems with insurance company or public adjuster? Let the PA Insurance Department know by filing a complaint. Hurricane Ida survivors and others may not realize that they can file a complaint with the PA Dept. of Insurance. Get the Complaint Form on our webpage, fill it out, and mail/fax. Or learn how to create an account and file the complaint online.
Read More(Jan. 9, 2024) Charles Burrows was elected to serve on the SEPA VOAD Board. As LASP Staff Attorney, Charles works with Hurricane Ida survivors and SEPA VOAD partners to address long-term legal problems stemming from the storm in 2021.
Read More(Sept. 1, 2023) With the two-year anniversary of Hurricane Ida on Sept. 1, LASP continues to helps low-income survivors of Hurricane Ida , and will continue efforts related to the storm in Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties. In addition to working with low-income survivors, LASP also is a member of the SEPA VOAD, working with other organizations on disaster recovery across the region.
Read More(March 6, 2023) As a result of ongoing work to help survivors of Hurricane Ida, LASP was elected as an official member of Southeastern PA Voluntary Organizations Active in A Disaster. SEPA VOAD is a forum where organizations share knowledge and resources throughout the disaster cycle including response and recovery to help disaster survivors and their communities.
Read More(July 6, 2022) Legal Aid of Southeastern PA will continue efforts related to Hurricane Ida in Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties, thanks to a disaster relief supplemental grant from Legal Services Corporation (LSC).
Read More(March 25, 2022) FEMA announced that PA will receive $5 million in federal funding to support in mitigation against future damage from natural disasters, through the Swift Current Initiative. The application period opens April 1, 2022, and closes Oct. 3, 2022. Check with county government to learn about any earlier deadlines.
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