Our digital and in-person trainings were designed to empower families, businesses, and community leaders with skills, knowledge, and capacity to navigate the recovery process and become more resilient to future disasters.
Post-disaster assistance navigation guidance. Here, we provide tools for supporting survivors through working with their insurance company, FEMA, and SBA, as well as guidance on avoiding contractor fraud and what work is safe to DIY.
Understanding client eligibility, communication, and the approval process.
Taking advantage of an opportunity to rebuild - how do we build back more resiliently? An overview of IIBHS's Fortified program and easy rebuild tips to incorporate into recovery work to make a more resilient home.
Explore our free guides and resources for guidance on navigating the disaster recovery process, filing FEMA applications and appeals, submitting insurance claims, safeguarding against contractor fraud, and managing post-disaster cleanup.
Grants Opening Soon! We are excited to announce our Hurricane Helene FORTIFIED Roofing Grant Opportunities for nonprofits in Tennessee and North Carolina. By providing FORTIFIED roofs, these grants strengthen at-risk homes and neighborhoods, preserve equity by protecting a homeowner's most valuable asset, and create more resilient communities. These grants are available to locally based 501(c)(3) nonprofits and will provide up to $14,181 per home in Tennessee and up to $9,750 per home in North Carolina. Organizations that previously operated in the community or Appalachian region through homebuilding or other social services are welcome to apply. Funding is limited to six roofs per organization. Organizations must provide proof of funds to leverage in order to cover the full cost of the roof.
Contact UsThis guide explains how to navigate FEMA’s damage assessment process after a disaster. It covers how to apply for assistance, what to expect during the intake assessment, and how FEMA determines whether an onsite or remote inspection is needed. The guide also explains the process for appealing FEMA’s decisions and offers resources for additional support.
Read PDFAfter a natural disaster, many people depend on their homeowner's insurance to help them restore homes and lives to normal. The mission of SBP is to shrink the time between disaster and recovery.
Read PDFSBP's Disaster Assistance Program helps disaster survivors to secure the maximum amount of FEMA funding for which they are eligible to meet their immediate and long-term recovery needs. This video playlist will navigate you to the right resources and information to recover after a disaster.
Watch VideoTo protect against fraud and obtain quality service at a fair price, homeowners must perform their due diligence when seeking and working with contractors. If your house was damaged by a natural disaster and you seek a reputable contractor to help with repairs and restoration, use these tips and checklist
Read PDFContractor fraud is all too often the "disaster after the disaster". Learn how to protect yourself and your family, and make smart decisions during a difficult time. SBP has practical tips for identifying and avoiding fraudulent contractors.
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