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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES

Sycamores is helping Angelenos recover.
So can you.

Be a Lifeline for Californians in Need

The wildfires in Pacific Palisades, Altadena and surrounding areas have caused unimaginable damage affecting all of us – our family, friends and communities – in lasting ways. We’ve all been moved by the courage, selfless dedication and generosity of so many, including firefighters and other first responders and volunteers. At Sycamores, we are shaken, but we are undeterred. Our mission remains the same: To serve others and help them create a better life.

Sycamores’ Response

Many of our consumers live in neighborhoods with significant damage. Some have lost everything. We are contacting everyone we serve to determine how we can best help.

Our staff members have been conducting telehealth and, when possible, in person appointments with people who have been displaced or evacuated or are unable to travel due to the fires.

We are working with our local school districts to be on site to support the students when they return to campus.

Current Status of El Nido

“Our boys, they’ve already experienced a lot of trauma. They just have a lot of anxiety over what could happen.”

-Sycamores’ Chief Program Officer Joe Ford describing the impact of the recent evacuation of the El Nido residential center on the displaced residents.

El Nido is a residential treatment program we operate for boys (mostly foster youth) who need intensive, short-term therapeutic care. The campus is located in Altadena in the Eaton fire evacuation zone.

Because of the fire, we had to evacuate the campus. Our staff members selflessly responded in the middle of the night to help lead 10 residents to safety in a chaotic situation. The youth were relocated and are receiving counseling and services, though they were deeply affected by the stressful events. You can read more in this news report.

How You Can Help

The need is urgent, but we have an opportunity to make a meaningful impact.

Your donation helps with the unplanned expenses that have emerged within this crisis, including:

Emergency shelter and food for displaced families

Mental health support to address trauma and anxiety

Resources to help families rebuild and recover

Why Your Support Makes a Difference

Immediate Relief: Your donations provide emergency housing, counseling, and essential resources to wildfire survivors
Proven Expertise: With over a century of experience, Sycamores is uniquely equipped to meet the needs of vulnerable communities and guide them through recovery.
Comprehensive Care: Beyond addressing immediate physical needs, we focus on emotional and mental well-being, supporting long-term healing and resilience.

Stories of Strength and Renewal

“When the wildfires took everything from us, Sycamores not only gave us a place to stay but also the hope and tools to start again.” – Alize, Community Member

Your generosity helps create more stories like Alize’s. Together, we can offer comfort, care, and a path forward for thousands of Californians facing overwhelming loss.

"When the wildfires took everything from us, Sycamores not only gave us a place to stay but also the hope and tools to start again."

– Alize, Community Member

Your generosity helps create more stories like Alize’s. Together, we can offer comfort, care, and a path forward for thousands of Californians facing overwhelming loss.

Community Resources & Support for LA Wildfire Victims

Disaster Assistance

Los Angeles County Wildfire Recovery Resources: https://lacounty.gov/emergency/
FEMA Hotline: 1-800-621-3362 or disasterassistance.gov. (March 10 Deadline)

FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers

Pasadena Community College - Community Education Center
3035 E. Foothill Blvd. Pasadena 91106, Lot C
Daily, 9 AM - 8 PM
- At PCC's Community Education Center, people can get help applying for federal assistance, speak to representatives from state and federal agencies, receive updates on their FEMA application and assistance, and learn about the appeals process. FEMA financial assistance may include money for basic home repairs, personal property losses, or other uninsured, disaster-related needs such as childcare, transportation, medical needs, funeral, or dental expenses.
- https://pasadena.edu/fireupdates/
- https://www.fema.gov/press-release/20250114/fema-disaster-recovery-centers-opening-los-angeles-county
UCLA Research Park West
10850 West Pico Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90064
Hours of operation – Daily: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

If you lost your home or business, here’s what to do next: LA Times Explainer.
- Contact Your Insurance Company and start the claims process immediately. Take photos of the damage if possible and keep receipts for any emergency repairs.
California Department of Insurance: https://www.insurance.ca.gov/.
Top Ten Tips for Wildfire Insurance Claimants: https://www.insurance.ca.gov/01-consumers/140-catastrophes/TopTenTips_WildfireClaimants.cfm
LA County Registrar-Recorder Vital and Property Records
LA County residents directly impacted by the wildfires can request vital and property records (i.e., birth, death, marriage) FREE of charge from the LA County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk. You can call 1-800-201-8999 and select Option 1, followed by Option 2, or email recorder@rrcc.lacounty.gov for assistance. For more information, visit lavote.gov/recorder.
For Immigrants: For assistance with foreign documents, contact LA County Office of Immigrant Affairs at (800) 593-8222. Receiving emergency aid – including food, shelter, medical assistance, and temporary financial support – will not impact the future immigration relief applications of the recipient or their household members. For updates, see: https://oia.lacounty.gov/publiccharge/
Assistance programs for uninsured individuals: Contact California Housing and Community Development.
Congresswoman Judy Chu’s Resources: https://chu.house.gov/issues/emergency-services
LA County Supervisor Kathryn Barger’s Resources for Emergency Response: Supervisor Kathryn Barger’s Emergency Response Resources.
After the Fire Resource Directory: https://afterthefireusa.org/resource-library/
Hotline for Wildfire Assistance: 1-888-WILDFIRE (1-888-945-3347).

Disaster Loans and Financial Assistance

Small Business Administration (SBA) Disaster Loan Application: https://www.sba.gov/funding-programs/disaster-assistance.
Wildfire Financial Assistance: https://outsmartdisaster.calosba.ca.gov/support-and-resources-for-los-angeles-area-wildfire-recovery/
Disaster Tax Relief: https://assessor.lacounty.gov/tax-relief/disaster-relief
CA Fire Foundation Disaster Relief Fund: https://www.cafirefoundation.org/what-we-do/for-communities/disaster-relief
Open Air Worker Emergency Fund - Emergency fund to help outdoor workers (street vendors, landscapers, and recyclers) who have experienced a loss of income/property/belongings due to fires with a one-time cash assistance support of $500. Recipients will receive cash payments on a first-come, first-served basis, and as funding allows. www.inclusiveaction.org/workeraid
Disaster relief fund scholarship for community college students impacted by fire. https://www.instagram.com/p/DElE4ZyzOur/
Jewish Free Loan Association can offer interest free loans of up to $15,000 for those who qualify. Please share with other staff across the agency and families that may have been affected by the recent brush fires. www.jfla.org
The Step Fund is a nonprofit that does loans- the payment can go through next day once they are approved. https://www.thestepfund.org/

Wildfire Information and Evacuation Guidelines

Evacuation Maps & Routes:
- CAL Fire Incident Information: https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents/
- Local Emergency Alert Systems in LA County: More Information.
- Watch Duty Fire Monitoring: https://app.watchduty.org.
Fire/evacuation maps/info:
- PWP outage map: https://pwp.cityofpasadena.net/outage-map/.
Register for Nixle alerts: https://www.nixle.com.

Utilities

Power Outages
- Check outages with Southern CA Edison
  Extreme Weather Restoration Update page
- Check outages with Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
- List of gas shut-offs (SoCalGas)
Phone Service:
- AT&T: Stay informed with the latest updates, also offering wildfire areas unlimited data, talk and text through Feb. 6. Visit their official site for a list of valid zip codes.
- Verizon: Verizon announced it will waive call, text and data charges for customers in hardest hit areas. The company also deployed free Wifi and charging stations at three wildfire shelters.
Check for Road Closures here: LA County Road Closures
Stay Alert: Be cautious of downed power lines and debris on roads.

Shelter and Housing Resources

Public Emergency Shelters

Ritchie Valens Recreation Center
(LA City)

10736 Laurel Canyon Blvd.
Pacoima, CA 91331

(818) 834-5172
Stoner Recreation Center
(LA City)

1835 Stoner Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90025

(310) 479-7200
Van Nuys Sherman Oaks
Recreation Center
(LA City)

14201 Huston St.
Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
(818) 783-5121
Westwood Recreation Center
(LA City)
1350 S Sepulveda Blvd,
Los Angeles, CA 90025
(310) 473-3610
Pomona Fairplex (Gate 3)
1101 W McKinley Ave
Pomona, CA 91768
(909) 623-3111
Pasadena Civic Auditorium
300 E Green Street
Pasadena, CA 91101
(626) 449-7360

Housing assistance through 211 LA: Apply here. Hilton announced it is making 20,000 hotel room nights available at no charge to impacted people across the greater Los Angeles area. To be considered for the program, residents need to first apply to 211 LA for housing assistance using this application: bit.ly/211-Emergency-Services-Request NOTE: Residents who have already applied through 211 LA do not to need to fill out another application.
Disaster Recovery Centers:
- PCC Community Education Center, Pasadena: 9 AM–8 PM daily.
- West LA Disaster Assistance Center: 10850 Pico Blvd, 9 AM–8 PM daily.
LA Homeless Services Authority Resources: https://www.lahsa.org/news?article=1014-resources-to-support-those-during-the-l-a-fires
Shelter Finder: Red Cross Shelter Finder.
Hotel Association of Los Angeles LA Fire Hotel Availability
LA Fire Hotel Availability Jan. 2025 - Google Sheets
Airbnb Emergency Housing: Details.
Shelters in neighboring counties listed on https://shelterlistings.org.
Pop-Up Basic Needs Location: Rose Bowl, Parking Lot I: Supplies and basic needs support for fire evacuees. City of Pasadena and officials advising people to stay away from the Rosebowl and they are moving everything to 100 West Walnut. Reports are the PCC pop-up is still functioning.

Pets/Animals

Pet Shelter Locations:
- Pasadena Humane Society: 361 S. Raymond Ave., Pasadena, CA. Contact: (626) 792-7151. https://pasadenahumane.org/
- Los Angeles County Animal Care Centers: Find a location near you.
- Red Cross Pet-Friendly Shelters: Check updates at Red Cross
Resources for Lost Pets:
- Eaton Fire Animal Rescue Hotline at (626) 577-3735 for help with:
  - Found animals (including pets, livestock, exotics, and wildlife
  - Lost animals
  - Animals left behind in an evacuated home or property
- Register missing pets on Petco Love Lost.
- Use social media groups and apps like Nextdoor to report and locate pets.
Emergency Pet Supplies:
- Pet food, water, and crates available at Disaster Recovery Centers.
- Local humane societies may provide temporary care and resources for pets.
Animal Evacuation Resources: RedRover Shelter Support.

Food

Food Pantry Locator (Continually updated):
https://www.lafoodbank.org/find-food/pantry-locator/
World Central Kitchen – Disaster Relief Food Distribution Sites:
World Central Kitchen | Meal Distribution Sites: California Fires
L.A. Restaurants Offering Food and Shelter:
A comprehensive list is provided by the LA Times: L.A. restaurants providing food, shelter to fire evacuees and first responders.
Grab & Go Food Locations (LA Unified School District): This resource is for LAUSD students, but the student does not need to be present for their family to pick up the meals. Click here for locations and more information. https://www.lausd.org/schoolupdates/food
CalFresh Disaster Assistance: Disaster CalFresh provides food assistance to individuals and families impacted by natural disasters. Learn about eligibility and locations to apply here: Disaster CalFresh Information. CalFresh recipients can use benefits to purchase hot foods until February 8, 2025. Additionally, food replacements can be requested by calling DPSS at (866) 613-3777.

Health and Safety

Fire Debris:

Fire Debris Advisory: Do not attempt to return to evacuated areas until official clearance is provided.
LA County Public Health Officer Advisory has been issued regarding safe removal, transport, and disposal of fire debris which may contain harmful substances. Persons allowed to enter fire damaged areas and retrieving personal items from fire damaged properties should wear respiratory, eye and skin protection. Exposure to these toxic substances can occur through the inhalation of ash and fire dust particles, contact with skin, or contamination of drinking water supplies. Improper handling or disposal of fire debris can increase these risks, spreading hazardous substances throughout the community and endangering workers, residents, and the environment. http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/phcommon/public/media/mediapubhpdetail.cfm?prid=4943

Air Quality

Use N95/KN95 masks during poor air quality; distribute masks as needed.
- Mercado La Paloma, 3655 S. Grand Ave. #280 Los Angeles, CA 90007 – KN95 Masks
- Communities for a Better Environment, 113 E. Anaheim St. Wilmington, CA 90744 – N95/KN95 Masks
Check Air Quality Index (AQI) by address: https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/6a6a058a177440fdac6be881d41d4c2c/
South Coast AQMD Mobile App: https://aqmd.gov.
AirNow Smoke Map: https://www.airnow.gov.
California Air Resources Board Wildfire Safety: Details.
Air purification resources:
- Build a Corsi-Rosenthal box using four 20x20x1 MERV 13 filters and a 20" box fan. Instructions: https://corsirosenthalfoundation.org/instructions//a>.
- AirDoctor Pro is offering 80% of Air Filters for those effected by fires in the SPA 2 – Sherman Oaks area. Call 800-221-2515.
- Replace HVAC filters with MERV 11+ filters.
Asthma Remediation and Home Modification Community Supports:
- Contact: Soteria Home Health Agency for assistance with home modifications and asthma remediation. Learn more here.

Water

Follow Boil-water Notices from your local utility, as tap water may be affected. Use bottled water or boil water for at least one minute before consumption.
City of Pasadena:
https://pwp.cityofpasadena.net/pasadena-drinking-water-system-impacted-by-eaton-fire/
https://pwp.cityofpasadena.net/water-notice-faq/
LADWP: https://ladwp-jtti.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2025/01/11131301/DND-Notice-Final-No-Bottled-Water.pdf

Transportation

Uber:
Evacuees can redeem a free Uber ride up to $40 by applying the promo code “WILDFIRE25” in the Wallet section of their Uber app before requesting a ride to a designated shelter location.
LA Metro - Fare suspensions and service maps:
LA Metro Extends Fare Suspension for Bus, Rail Service
SERVICE IMPACTS DUE TO WIND AND WILDFIRES - LA Metro
Metro Bus and Rail Serving Resource Centers App
Most Pasadena Transit and Dial-A-Ride services have resumed. Pasadena Transit routes 32, 51, 52, 53 and 60 are suspended until further notice. Both services are temporarily free. Click here for more information.
Big Blue Bus is free. Some lines are experiencing detours and delays. Click here for more information.
LA County Public Works Road Closures: https://pw.lacounty.gov/roadclosures

Health and Emotional Wellness

Department of Health Care Services (DHCS): https://cahealthadvocates.org/assistance-for-those-affected-by-los-angeles-wild-fires/
- Accessing medical care and filling prescriptions for Medi-Cal members: https://www.dhcs.ca.gov/Pages/Emergency-and-Disaster-Assistance-Questions-and-Answers.aspx
- Accessing care for Medicare beneficiaries: https://www.medicare.gov/sites/default/files/2024-05/11377-getting-care-and-drugs-in-a-disaster-or-emergency.pdf
GoodRx is offering free online healthcare provider visits through GoodRx Care to Los Angeles-area residents affected by the wildfires. The visits can be used for treatment of routine conditions, or to get refills for essential medications that were left behind or destroyed in the fires. The service can be accessed online and Los Angeles residents can use the code LA-GOODRX-CARE.
Hazel Health offers free medical services to PUSD students: https://getstarted.hazel.co/district/pusd
LA County Department of Mental Health (LACDMH) Help Line (800) 854-7771 https://dmh.lacounty.gov/our-services/disaster-services/disaster-mh-resources/
Disaster Distress Helpline: 1-800-985-5990 (24/7 crisis counseling).
CalHOPE Warm Line: 1-833-317-HOPE (4673).
Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) Mental Health: https://www.pusd.us/departments/student-wellness-and-support-services/mental-health-services/department-home
Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) Mental Health Support Services: LAUSD students and families in need of mental health support are encouraged to call our Student and Family Wellness Resource Line at 213-241-3840. Support is currently available between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. Employees may access Employee Assistance Service for Education (EASE) by visiting https://www.lausd.org/domain/1438 or calling the 24/7 support line at 800-882-1341.
Free One Hour Wildfire Support (ASSYST): https://www.ebymactherapy.com/wildfire-support/
BetterHelp, an online mental health company, is providing three months of therapy free for fire victims and first responders. To connect with a therapist, email contact@betterhelp.com
Mental health events:
- "On Trauma: A Conversation About Grief & Survival After the LA Fires," January 18 at 12 PM PST.
Tips for stress management:
- Practice breathing exercises.
- Stay connected with loved ones.
- Focus on one task at a time.

Youth and Caregiver Resources

LA County Parks is offering five locations for Care Camps, designed to provide a safe and enriching environment for youth and teens (ages 5-17) for those under mandatory evacuations or heavily affected by the Eaton Canyon fire and windstorm. Register Now: parks.lacounty.gov/care-camps For more info e-mail: recprograms@parks.lacounty.gov
YMCA is offering childcare services for first responders and displaced families (5 years & up). Click here for details on childcare programs.
Free Diapers, Baby2Baby: https://baby2baby.org/disaster-relief-and-emergency-response/
Diaper Assistance for Families in Need, National Diaper Bank Network: https://nationaldiaperbanknetwork.org/get-help-now/
Children & Recovery from Wildfires - great guide that goes through potential reactions and helpful responses according to kids' age groups https://www.cmosc.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Children-and-Recovery-from-Wildfires.pdf
Helping children after a wildfire: Tips for caregivers and teachers. (National Association of School Psychologists, 2023). https://www.nasponline.org/resources-and-publications/resources-and-podcasts/school-safety-and-crisis/natural-disaster-resources/helping-children-after-a-wildfire-tips-for-caregivers-and-teachers
Parent Guidelines for Helping Children Impacted by Wildfires (National Child Traumatic Stress Network)
https://www.nctsn.org/sites/default/files/resources/parents_guidelines_for_helping_children_impacted_by_wildfires.pdf
How to Talk to Your Children About the California Wildfires and Other Natural Disasters (Parents Magazine, 2025)
https://www.parents.com/talking-to-kids-about-natural-disasters-8771350#:~:text=Restore%20your%20child's%20sense%20of,mirror%20your%20emotions%20and%20behaviors.
Wildfire Resources (NCTSN)
https://www.nctsn.org/what-is-child-trauma/trauma-types/disasters/wildfire-resources
BE PREPARED (UCLA COE)- Tipsheet to support parents in speaking with their kids about difficult situations
https://d3kdbh1wduemv1.cloudfront.net/attVnm39LDeYME657.pdf?cache=1736380069
Coping After a Natural Disaster (Zero to Three)- Resource for parents of babies and toddlers
https://www.zerotothree.org/resource/coping-after-a-natural-disaster/
Coping with Trauma and Stress in the Face of Wildfires: Tips for Early Childhood Educators (Zero to Three)- Resource for Early Childhood Educators
Coping with Trauma and Stress in the Face of Wildfires
Understand how babies and toddlers can be affected by a disaster, and what you can do to help children cope
Coping After a Natural Disaster - ZERO TO THREE
Help Kids Cope (UCLA)- An app designed to assist parents in talking to their children about different disasters they may experience or have already experienced.
‎Help Kids Cope on the App Store

Additional Resources

A list of free and discounted resources for victims of Los Angeles-area fires - Los Angeles Times
Mutual Aid Los Angeles Network (comprehensive list of private organizations providing resources and accepting donations -continually being updated):
MALAN Fire & Wind Storm Resources - Google Drive
Brands Providing Products to Families Impacted by LA Fires - Google Sheets
Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles Emergency Resources: https://lafla.org/los-angeles-fire-emergency/
Curtis School Resource List: https://www.curtisschool.org/la-wildfire-community-support-resources?pending=true&cached=false
All Saints Church in Pasadena is currently providing resources (water, food, clothing, toiletries, masks, etc.) to those in need, please share with families: https://allsaints-pas.org/fire-evacuation-to-all-saints-church/
YMCA of the Foothills Drop-In Centers: https://www.ymcafoothills.org/
Planet Fitness is providing free gym and shower facilities to residents, first responders and others affected. Free gym and shower facilities https://ktla.com/news/california/wildfires/planet-fitness-open-l-a-county-locations-to-residents-first-responders-affected-by-wildfires/
Wildfire Preparedness and Recovery Resources, Disaster Supply Kit checklist: https://www.ready.gov/kit.
Wildfire Safety Information: Ready.gov Wildfire Guide.

Be Cautious of Fraud

LAPD Post Fire Recovery Scam Warnings: https://x.com/LAPDHQ/status/1878507293081571534?mx=2
Price Gouging and Fraud Protection: https://oag.ca.gov/LAFires
LA County Department of Consumer Affairs – What is price gouging and how to report:
https://dcba.lacounty.gov/pricegouging/

Volunteer and Donation Opportunities

American Red Cross:
- Volunteer or donate: American Red Cross Wildfire Relief.
L.A. Works Wildfire Relief:
- Opportunities to support wildfire victims and first responders: L.A. Works.
California Volunteers: https://www.californiavolunteers.ca.gov/
Wildfire Relief Events: https://www.welikela.com/a-list-of-fundraisers-and-wildfire-relief-events-coming-up-in-los-angeles/
Additional Articles on Supporting LA Wildfire Relief:

Community Events and Finding Joy

Support from Local Sports Teams:
- Twelve Los Angeles sports teams have united to donate and support wildfire victims. Details available at: Twelve Los Angeles Sports Teams Unite To Donate In Support Of Those Impacted By L.A. Fires | Los Angeles Football Club
Free Tickets for Fire Victims:
- Various L.A. teams are offering free tickets to games and events for wildfire evacuees. Contact local teams for availability.
Community Events:
- Local organizations are hosting events to support victims, such as free concerts and resource fairs. Find details at: https://www.eventbrite.com/b/ca--los-angeles/charity-and-causes/disaster-relief/
LA County Museums in offering free entry and sanctuary:
- https://www.calonews.com/communities/los-angeles-county/these-l-a-museums-are-offering-free-entry-and-sanctuary-amidst-wildfires/article_d3b8df52-d444-11ef-9dfc-23a781c8e5bb.html
Free events For Children and Families:
- https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/california-wildfires/find-free-events-for-families-from-kidspace-to-puppet-shows-to-museums/3607439/

Wildfire Action Plan

Learn More:
- Detailed Wildfire Action Plan: Cal Fire Wildfire Action Plan.
Prevention:
- Maintain defensible space around your home by clearing debris and trimming vegetation.
- Install ember-resistant vents and use fire-resistant building materials where possible.
- Prepare a "Go-Bag" with essentials, including water, medications, documents, and clothing.
Response:
- Familiarize yourself with local evacuation routes and have multiple plans in case primary routes are inaccessible.
- Follow local alerts and evacuation orders immediately when issued.
- Keep a communication plan ready for family and friends.
Recovery:
- Document damages with photos and videos for insurance claims.
- Contact local recovery resources for housing and financial aid.
- Use mental health services to cope with trauma.

Mental Health Resources

Disaster Distress Helpline

Call or text 1-800-985-5990

National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI)

Call 1-800-950-6264 or text ‘helpline’ to 62640

LA County Department of Mental Health

1-800-854-7771

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Call or text 9-8-8

Sycamores Referral Support Center

Call 1-844-222-2377 or email Referral@Sycamores.org

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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES

Sycamores is helping Angelenos recover.
So can you.

Be a Lifeline for Californians in Need

“Our boys, they’ve already experienced a lot of trauma. They just have a lot of anxiety over what could happen.”

How You Can Help

Emergency shelter and food for displaced families

Mental health support to address trauma and anxiety

Resources to help families rebuild and recover

Why Your Support Makes a Difference

Stories of Strength and Renewal

"When the wildfires took everything from us, Sycamores not only gave us a place to stay but also the hope and tools to start again."

Community Resources & Support for LA Wildfire Victims

Mental Health Resources

Stay Informed and Involved

Join Us in Rebuilding Lives

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Training and Advancing Mental Health

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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES

Sycamores is helping Angelenos recover. So can you.

Be a Lifeline for Californians in Need

“Our boys, they’ve already experienced a lot of trauma. They just have a lot of anxiety over what could happen.”

How You Can Help

Emergency shelter and food for displaced families

Mental health support to address trauma and anxiety

Resources to help families rebuild and recover

Why Your Support Makes a Difference

Stories of Strength and Renewal

"When the wildfires took everything from us, Sycamores not only gave us a place to stay but also the hope and tools to start again."

Community Resources & Support for LA Wildfire Victims

Mental Health Resources

Stay Informed and Involved

Join Us in Rebuilding Lives

Learn More

Who We Are

What We Do

Families & Individuals

Communities

Training and Advancing Mental Health

Get Involved

Donate Now

Careers

News

Contact Us

Policies

Stay in the know.

Subscribe to our newsletter

CoNNECT WITH US!

Sycamores is helping Angelenos recover.
So can you.