Santa Monica, Calif.—In response to the devastating Palisades Fire, Post 283 has launched a comprehensive online Palisades Fire Resource Hub to provide critical support and information to those affected. The hub will be a centralized location for resources, assistance programs, and updates to help our community navigate recovery efforts.

“We designed this page to be a living resource,” said Post 283 Commander Joe Ramirez. “We’re committed to updating it regularly as we learn more about what our community needs during this difficult time.”

This evolving webpage will include:

• Mental Health Support resources, including free therapy and counseling services.

• Housing and Food Assistance information, with links to shelters, hotels, and local aid programs.

• Insurance Assistance to guide residents through claim submissions and recovery.

• Volunteer Opportunities for those looking to contribute to relief efforts.

As new resources and updates become available, the Resource Hub will expand to reflect the community’s needs.

Your Voice Matters: Help Us Build This Resource

We know that recovery is a collective effort, and the best ideas often come from within the community. Post 283 invites residents, organizations, and businesses to contribute to this evolving resource.

Have a suggestion for the Resource Hub? Submit it in the comments section below! Whether it’s an organization providing aid, a helpful tool, or a personal tip for navigating recovery, your input could make a difference for others in need.

How to Access the Resource Hub

Visit the Resource Hub here: Post283.com/fire. The page is accessible to everyone in the community and will be updated frequently.

Share Your Story

Recovery is not just about rebuilding—it’s about connecting. If you’d like to share your experience, Post 283 encourages you to leave a comment. Together, we can make the Resource Hub a beacon of support and hope for Pacific Palisades.

For more information, updates, or questions, contact Post 283 at HQ@Post283.com.

Let’s rebuild together.