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The NC Disaster Response and Recovery web page is comprised of educational materials and environmental health resources that residents of communities impacted by Hurricane Helene and other disasters can use in their steps toward recovery. These resources provide specific details on mold cleanup, accessing clean drinking water, protection from mosquitoes and other pests, cleanup around mud, and other environmental health hazards. As part of the UNC community’s effort to provide relief and recovery to affected areas, these resources were compiled with support from the UNC Center for Environmental Health and Susceptibility (NIEHS grant #P30 ES010126), the NC Department of Health and Human Services (contract #47421), and the UNC Institute for the Environment. We also appreciate the contributions of the Community Engagement Core of the UNC Superfund Research Program.

 

Local Resources

NC Resources by County- NC Healthy Homes
NC County Environmental Health Staff Directory – NCDHHS

UNC Relief Efforts

How to Support Recovery Efforts – Carolina Center Public Service

Other Resources

Natural Disasters and Severe Weather: Before, During, and After – CDC

Disaster Preparedness

Hurricane Training Resources – NIEHS: Links to trainings
Disaster Preparedness Guide for Seniors and Caregivers -Senior Living
Preparedness and Safety Messaging for Hurricanes, Flooding, and Similar Disasters – CDC

Disaster Recovery

NC DHHS Hurricane Helene Recovery Communications Toolkit – NCDHHS
Hurricane Helene Resources – Self Help Credit Union
What to Do to Protect Yourself During a Power Outage – CDC
Safety Guidelines: After a Hurricane or Other Tropical Storm – CDC

Mental Health and Trauma Resources for Communities affected by Hurricane Helene | Community Aspirations Hub

Mental Health Resources (English | Spanish) – NCDHHS