The Dena Directory

The collective is primarily a community organization to assist residents with architectural design services available. Their first initiative has been to help the Janes Village community rebuild their stylized English Cottage style homes.

Accepting monetary and item donations to help serve the people impacted by the Eaton fire.

California's food stamps program, if you lost benefits submit proof of situation and request replacement benefits if impacted by fire.

Find a  food bank near you.

Provides counseling for disaster survivors and trainging for those interested in helping survivors.

Free Family Residency For Theatre Artist Families

SPACE on Ryder Farm + Colorado Lodge invite LA-based artists with kids (ages 3-12) to a week of rest, creation, and healing (September 7th- 12th). Artists will have time to work while kids join nature-based arts programming with educators. Meals and optional wellness support will be provided daily for the whole family! This special residency ends with a shared showing of the creative work by both parents and kids. Deadline for participant nominations is June 27th. 

Holistic partnership between a case manager and a survivor to aid in fire recovery.

The Federal Medicaid program in California for those with limited income needing health coverage at a free or low cost.

Free legal aid to individuals or families impacted by natural disasters.

Provides a way to register lost and found pets to reunite them with owners

Design and construction firm (founded by an Altadena resident who also lost his home in the Eaton Fire) providing 1:1 rebuilding consultations to neighbors. 

Subtance Abuse and Mental Health Services Disaster Distress Helpline is the first national hotline dedicated to providing year-round disaster crisis counseling. This toll-free, multilingual, crisis support service is available 24/7 to all residents in the U.S. and its territories who are experiencing emotional distress related to natural or human-caused disasters.

SGV Habitat for Humanity is here to support those impacted by the Eaton fire, offering assistance to repair and rebuild homes, restore stability, and help families recover. We will prioritize support for low-income households that are uninsured, underinsured, or most vulnerable.

Offers mental health services, therapy, and trauma support for families affected by disasters.

A local nonprofit providing a collection of pre-approved home designs for displaced residents to affordably and expeditiously rebuild, while collectively retaining our community identity and local architectural character.

United Policyholders is providing guidance and support to impacted households and small business owners through their Roadmap to Recovery program, the events, clinics and webinars we are hosting and participating in, the publications they offer free of charge, and their partnerships with government agencies and other non-profits.

Free play-based family therapy for families affected by the fires with a licensed therapist.