The ongoing wildfires in Southern California have created a deeply unsettling and uncertain environment for many in our community. We understand that these events can be incredibly distressing and may evoke a range of strong emotions.
At Singleton Schreiber, we are committed to supporting your well-being during this challenging time. We recognize that navigating the impacts of an active wildfire can be complex, and we are here to assist you in accessing up-to-date community resources and support that best meet your individual needs. Our Trauma and Disaster Specialist is actively gathering the latest information and is ready to provide you with current community resources and updates.
Whether you have been impacted by the Eaton Fire, Hurst Fire, or Palisades Fire, this resource guide can help you connect with vital resources when you need them most.
If you need guidance in completing the FEMA applications or forms or assistance, we will help you with the process at no cost.
You are not alone.
Emergency Evacuation & Housing FOR Los ANGELES FIRE SURVIVORS
Losing your home or being forced to evacuate is an incredibly difficult experience. As over 100,000 people have been issued evacuation orders, finding and paying for shelter can be even more arduous. Fortunately, there are several programs available to help survivors find temporary shelter.
Airbnb Housing Support:
Airbnb Housing Support Application HERE
- Airbnb.org, in collaboration with 211 LA, is offering free temporary housing for residents displaced or forced to evacuate due to the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles County.
- Update: Housing credits are currently exhausted, but all impacted by recent fires should still apply and will be begin the process to be put on the list for available housing match through Airbnb.
Red Cross Shelter Support:
Red Cross Find Open Shelter & Relief Locator
- Please visit redcross.org/shelters to find open shelter locations.
- Follow the American Red Cross Southern California Region on X at @SoCal_RedCross for additional information and the latest disaster response updates.
Current Wildfire and Shelter Information
211 Current Wildfire Information & Shelter List
Westwood Recreation Center 1350 S Sepulveda Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90025 Accepts small animals.
Additional Human Shelters:
- El Camino Real Charter High School – 5440 Valley Circle Blvd., Woodland Hills, CA 91367
- Pasadena Civic Center – 300 East Green Street, Pasadena, CA 91101
- Ritchie Valens Recreation Center - 10736 Laurel Canyon Blvd Pacoima, CA 91331
- Northridge Park - 10120 Reseda Blvd. Northridge, CA 91324
- Sepulveda Recreation Center - 8825 Kester Ave. Panorama, CA 91402
- Dream Center - 2301 Bellevue Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90026
Animal Shelters
Small Animal Shelters
- Agoura Animal Care Center – 29525 Agoura Rd., Agoura Hills, CA 91301
- Westwood Recreation Center – 1350 S Sepulveda Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90025
- Pasadena Humane – 361 S. Raymond Ave., Pasadena, CA 91105
- SpcaLA (5026 W. Jefferson Blvd., Los Angeles 90016)
Large Animals:
- Pierce College – 6201 Winnetka Ave., Woodland Hills, CA 91367
- Los Angeles Equestrian Center – 480 Riverside Drive, Burbank, CA 91506Los Angeles Fires: FEMA Resources Guide
Food Assistance
- Los Angeles Regional Food Bank is working with its network of more than 600 partner agencies to assess needs during the SoCal wildfire emergency. If you need food assistance in Los Angeles County, check out this map to find food near you.
- Blaze Pizza will give away 11-inch pizzas for free, with options ranging from four cheese, pepperoni, Red Vine and Herbivore. Blaze is at 3210 Glendale Galleria, in Glendale.
Transportation
- Lyft Up Disaster Response Program is offering two rides up to $25 each ($50 total) for Los Angeles residents impacted by wildfires. Use code CAFIRERELIEF25 now through Jan. 15 at 11:59 p.m.
- 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.
- Veo: micromobility is providing free trips up to $10 to all riders in Santa Monica, as well as an additional $5 discount for anyone riding to the designated Evacuation Shelter at the Westwood Recreation Center. All unlock fees are waived throughout Santa Monica. Use promo code SAFE25.
- Culver City Toyota: Culver City Toyota is giving free rental cars to people affected by the LA-area fires with lost home and vehicles on a first-come, first-served basis while the supply of rental cars lasts. To make the request, call Culver City Toyota rental department directly at 424-298-6878. Any questions, please ask for George Boktor, General Manager at Culver City Toyota.
Crisis & Disaster Relief Resources
Mutual Aid LA Network (MALAN)
- A connector and information hub for mutual aid efforts, people and resources across Los Angeles. Use due diligence in checking these resources. Find LA Fire Mutual Aid Resources on a Google Map and Instagram.
Planet Fitness
- The gym chain is providing access to showers and its facilities at no cost to firefighters and residents displaced by fires. A gym membership is not required to access the facilities participating. For information and hours of operation, see planetfitness.com/gyms.
LA Dream Center
- The Los Angeles-based community organization LA Dream Center (213)-273-7000 is serving as an evacuation center for residents forced to leave their homes due to the fires. Supplying food, clothing and toiletries.
Teladoc Non-Emergency Medical 24/7 Support
- The virtual medical service Teladoc is providing free 24/7 virtual medical care from licensed healthcare professionals for any non-emergency illness by calling Teladoc Health directly at 855-225-5032. Additionally, those who may need help with authorization for non-narcotic drugs can also get assistance. The free services are for first responders, Southern California residents and anyone else who may be affected by the fires.
Cal OES
- This California Wildfire Recovery Website has information on finding temporary Housing, Debris Removal Dashboard https://www.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/fc3aed0bbf1346069dc91520f810446c
- Financial Assistance, Local Assistance Centers and Contact Information for multiple organizations working on the recovery efforts
NOAA
- Families can Zoom in to see their home. For people who want to see if their homes are damaged or still standing https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/2025_eri/
Take Care of Yourself
Disasters are an upsetting experience for everyone involved. It’s normal to have a lot of feelings. When we experience a disaster or other stressful life event, we can have a variety of reactions, all of which can be common responses to difficult situations. Try to accept whatever reactions you may have. Eat healthy food and get enough sleep to help you deal with stress.
You can contact the Disaster Distress Helpline for free if you need to talk to someone at 1-800-985-5990 or text “TalkWithUs’ to 66746.
Disaster Assistance Mobile APP
If you have any questions, can't find the resources you need, or just want to speak with a Los Angeles wildfire attorney, Singleton Schreiber can help.
