Seek Assistance

The application periods to apply for State Individual Assistance, FEMA Individual Assistance, Small Business Administration Loans, and Disaster Unemployment Assistance have been extended to April 3, 2026. Read important details below. 

Eligible survivors may receive assistance with disaster-related needs such as subsistence equipment, snowmachines, stove oil, all-terrain vehicles, rental expenses, home repairs, vehicle damage, medical expenses, moving and storage, and reimbursement for temporary housing.

If you have been impacted by Typhoon Halong, it is crucial that you register for both state and federal individual assistance programs and other forms of assistance.

  • Applying to multiple assistance programs increases your chances of receiving the full support your family needs.
  • Each program provides different types of support, and no single program covers every kind of loss — this is why it's important to apply for more than one.
  • Instructions and deadlines are listed below. You can apply online or over the phone.
  • If you need help with your applications, call the the number listed for each application. 

Beware of Fraud!

Be alert for fake accounts on social media claiming AHFC has “free grants” for disaster relief. AHFC never asks for fees, banking info, or direct messages. Learn more about online scams and how to spot them here. 

How to Apply for Assistance

Video provided by the Calista Corporation. English version available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ou-wqHD40Rw.

Additional Resources

2025 West Coast Storm Recovery Facebook Group
The Alaska Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management administers and monitors this Facebook group to inform Alaskans about disaster assistance resources, deadlines to apply and ongoing recovery operations. Follow this page for the most up-to-date information: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2025westcoaststormrecovery.

Alaska 211
Alaska 211 can connect you with available local resources that best fit your needs. Native Alaskan language interpretation services are available. Some of these resources include housing, transportation, healthcare services, volunteer and donations, criminal justice and legal services. Call 211 or 1-800-478-2221, email alaska211@ak.org or visit www.alaska211.org.

The Maniilaq Association Alaska Flooding Disaster Relief Payment Program
The deadline to apply for this one-time disaster relief assistance through the Maniilaq Association Maniilaq Association in partnership with the Alaska Community Foundation was December 19, 2025. For questions about a submitted application, contact Joel Alowa, Maniilaq Association Social Services, 907-442-7707, disasterrelief@maniilaq.org, www.maniilaq.org.

For Alaskans Impacted by the Mat-Su Wind Storm Disaster
The Alaska Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management accepted applications for the State Individual Assistance and Temporary Housing programs for survivors with damages or emergency expenses in the Mat-Su Borough related to the 2025 December Mat-Su Wind Storm Disaster. The application period for the 2025 December Mat-Su Wind Storm closed on February 20, 2026. Visit https://ready.alaska.gov/Recovery/IA for more information.