Our house burned down and we need help with getting a place to stay. We are in a child's tent and have no food or anything to drink. We don't have any family that will help us. It's hot in the tent and we both have a health condition.
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I'm so sorry this happened to you. Use this link to get help from the Red Cross in your area:
Most any suggestions offered here will be for the US and agencies may not be in other countries. The Red Cross is the first place to seek help after a fire.
Local churches will many times help fire victims with clothing and food but rarely will anyone or any organization give cash (other than a few dollars for personal products). You will have to search for help in your locale but most people are generous and will help if they can.
Usually assistance is mentioned at the time of the scene. Red Cross contributed $500 per person when my sister lost everything in her home fire. Her apartment complex helped her relocate within the building.
You should contact your local assistance programs or research on the internet for ones closest to you. Good luck!
Contact your local Red Cross for help with a place to stay. There main goal is to provide people with food, water, and shelter. Also, try contacting the churches in your area they may help as well. The Salvation Army would be another place to contact.
Go to www.redcross.org, also. Here is the main number for U.S. Red Cross 1-800-733-2767.
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