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Oil Spill: the United Way Responds
(Separate Website)
Information from the United Way. Help for people affected by the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
By: United Way
Oil Spilll - List of Resources with links
(Separate Website)
See this list of resources for people affected by the oil spill. There is information about unemployment insurance, SBA loans, food aid, help from Catholic Charities and more.
By: New Orleans Bar Association
The Road Home Program
(Separate Website)
State website offers homeowners and rental property owners details about the program and tools and resources.
By: Road2la.org
Transportation of Evacuees with Medical Needs
(Separate Website)
Fact sheet on how to arrange transportation, and cover costs, for evacuees with medical needs from Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi.
By: US Department of Health and Human Services
Welcome to the United States: A Guide for New Immigrants
(Separate Website)
Information about jobs, housing, emergencies, learning English and becoming a citizen.
By: U.S. Citizenship and Information Services
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