Rebuilding, Repair, Design and Contractor Support
Neighborhood Housing Services of Los Angeles County — Its wildfire-specific intake offers financial counseling, property assessments/inspections, financial-assistance pathways and recovery referrals. Wildfire assistance
San Gabriel Valley Habitat for Humanity — Rebuild applications are open and repair assistance is available for qualifying homeowners in Altadena, Pasadena and Sierra Madre. Current materials say funding remains available for additional homeowners. Rebuild/repair program | Repair screening
Samaritan’s Purse — Its current Eaton Rebuild Program continues to invite qualifying families whose owner-occupied primary residence was destroyed in the Eaton Fire to contact the program; priority includes uninsured and underinsured households. Eaton rebuild program
Hope Crisis Response Network — HCRN’s rebuild program has a current homeowner interest form and lists priority for elderly, disabled, veteran and single-parent households meeting program requirements. Home Rebuild Interest Form
HPP Cares — Free disaster/rebuild case management is available to homeowners, renters/mobile-home residents and insured, underinsured and uninsured households. Recovery + Rebuild program
Collective O/R — The nonprofit Owner’s Representation program helps homeowners navigate rebuilding and offers a direct homeowner interest form. Homeowner interest form
Foothill Catalog Foundation — Provides pre-approved home designs and homeowner consultations intended to streamline rebuilding in Altadena and the Palisades. Homeowner consultation
LA Rebuild Hub / Community Rebuilding Response — The hub connects fire survivors with rebuilding support, including pro-bono architectural/design assistance when capacity is available. LA Rebuild Hub
CSLB Contractor Verification — Before hiring a contractor, survivors can check California license status and review CSLB guidance on hiring contractors. Check a contractor license | Hiring guidance