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Community Unites to Provide Support After Hurricane Helene in Winston-Salem

Community Comes Together in the Wake of Hurricane Helene

In the beautiful city of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, residents are banding together to support each other in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. While the storm has left many facing challenges, a ray of hope shines through the community’s response. One of the brightest efforts to emerge is the establishment of community hub sites, created by Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina, along with its dedicated partners.

Assistance Available for Those in Need

Families and individuals who are experiencing difficulties due to the hurricane are strongly encouraged to visit these community hub sites. At these locations, folks will find a variety of services tailored to help them navigate their recovery journey. This includes support in filing for Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA), applying for FEMA claims, and accessing other crucial benefits that can make a significant difference in their lives.

Moreover, residents can receive Goodwill Good Neighbor vouchers. These vouchers can be used at any Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina store, allowing families to get their hands on essential items they may have lost during the hurricane.

Making a Difference in the Community

“We hope that these hubs will become central locations for resources to meet the needs of our community and our team members,” shared Barbara Maida-Stolle, the President and CEO of Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina. It’s clear that the goal is not just to provide temporary relief, but to create a sustainable support system as the community heals and rebuilds.

As the situation evolves, Goodwill has committed itself to continually assess the community’s needs. This means they will be introducing additional resources as they identify other areas where help is needed most. The hope is to create a lasting impact on the community’s recovery process.

Where to Find the Community Hubs

The community hubs are currently operating at several locations throughout Winston-Salem. For residents who might be located in nearby regions such as Marion and Morganton, there are plans to open up an additional community site to ensure everyone has access to the assistance they require.

For individuals and families, knowing where to go can make all the difference. So far, the community hub sites have been designed to be user-friendly and accessible. Information regarding these locations and the services they offer can be easily found, ensuring that nobody feels lost in their search for help.

Staying Updated

If you’re looking to stay informed about Goodwill’s ongoing response to Hurricane Helene, there are various means of support and updates available. It’s important for residents to keep an eye on announcements regarding the community hub site locations and the services they are providing. Whether you are directly affected by the hurricane or simply want to support your neighbors, being engaged is key.

Conclusion

In times of crisis, the heart of a community truly shines. The establishment of the community hubs by Goodwill in Winston-Salem serves not only as a lifeline for those impacted by Hurricane Helene but also as a testament to the strength of community solidarity. It’s undoubtedly heartwarming to see residents come together and lend a helping hand during these tough times. Let us rally around each other and ensure that everyone has access to the support and resources they need to rebuild their lives.


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