PROVIDING RESOURCES
Recovery and prevention services in response to regional natural disasters, supporting, rebuilding, and sustaining our communities.
Reduce risk before disaster strikes. Learn about fuel reduction programs and how you can help protect your community from future wildfires.
Support for 2020 wildfire survivors. Find resources for rebuilding, rental assistance, and homeownership support to help you recover.
Wildfires threaten the safety of our communities and the health of Oregon’s forests. This program helps address wildfire risk by reducing fire fuels through the removal of brush and debris that could spark disaster. When you join, you become part of a team committed to protecting homes, preserving natural landscapes, and building a stronger, more resilient region.
Participants receive paid training, earn certifications, and gain hands-on experience that opens doors to careers in forestry and conservation. Together, we can safeguard what matters most: our people, our environment, and our future.
Earn valuable certifications:
Gain credentials like OSHA 10, Wilderness First Aid, and Wildland Chainsaw Certification.
Get paid to learn:
Earn a wage while gaining practical skills
youth & young adult participants
hours of work readiness training
hours invested into local forests
acres treated with prevention services
Were you impacted by the 2020 fires? We can help.
Recovery looks different for everyone, and our team will work with you to find the right support. From rebuilding homes to securing temporary housing, we provide resources that help you move forward with confidence.
Through the Homeowner Assistance and Reconstruction Program (HARP), we provide financial help to repair, rebuild, or purchase a replacement home. If you have already rebuilt, you may qualify for reimbursement of eligible costs.
Our Intermediate Housing Assistance (IHA) program helps survivors secure safe housing during recovery. Support may include rent assistance, deposits, and moving costs while you transition to a permanent home.
With Housing Support Services (HSS), renters who lost homes in the fire can access counseling and down payment assistance to make homeownership possible. This program helps you take the next step toward stability and independence.