Individual Assistance (IA) Programs
The Idaho Office of Emergency Management’s Individual Assistance Programs provide disaster-impacted Idahoans with coordinated recovery services including shelter, medical care, and crisis support.
Funder: Idaho Office of Emergency Management
Due Dates: Rolling (open as disasters occur)
Funding Amounts: Assistance amounts vary by need and program; covers basic needs, shelter, medical, and recovery support.
Summary: Provides essential services and financial support to Idaho individuals and households impacted by disasters.
Description
The Individual Assistance (IA) Programs, managed by the Idaho Office of Emergency Management, deliver a comprehensive suite of services to support individuals and households affected by disasters within Idaho. These programs are designed to address immediate recovery needs such as sustenance, shelter, and medical services. Additional offerings may include mass care, emergency assistance, crisis counseling, legal support, and specialized programs like the Individuals and Households Program (IHP) and Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA). The aim is to help disaster survivors regain stability and access critical resources during the recovery process.
