List of Shelters

Fire Relief Distribution Center

• Air purifiers;
• Diapers;
• Baby formula;
• Masks;
• Toiletries and hygiene products;
• Cleaning Supplies
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Supporting Children

Federal, State & Local Agencies

Community Care Resources

Organizations

Unemployed Due to the LA Wild Fires?

COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES
Department of Economic Opportunity

Parks & Recreation

Temporary Job Opportunity

Fire Recovery and Resilience Workforce Program

The Fire Recovery and Resilience Workforce Program provides paid disaster relief jobs, transitional employment, and job training to wildfire-impacted and dislocated workers — while supporting long-term career mobility.

CHILDCARE WORKERS

$20/HR WITH BENEFITS

ELIGIBILITY & QUALIFICATIONS

1. Individuals must meet the eligibility and enrollment requirements for the program found at:
   opportunity.lacounty.gov/FireWorkforce

2. Experience working with school-age children is preferred but not required.

3. MUST have a current CPR & First Aid Card
   OR
   Attend CPR & First Aid Training and Pass Test on June 8th, 8 AM to 3 PM at:
   Belvedere Park
   4914 E Cesar Chavez Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90022

CHILDCARE WORKER DUTIES

• Assist in conducting the Tiny Tots or ESTEAM recreation programs, including arts and crafts, nature education, theater arts, music, dance, sports, and holiday events for disaster-impacted school-age children.

• Assist in observing free play, team activities, group classes, craft exhibits, and ensure park safety rules are followed.

• Assist in maintaining a safe, clean park environment.

• Set up recreation areas, gymnasiums, and playing fields for scheduled events.

• Perform various routine clerical duties related to park operations, recreational programs, and inventory of equipment/supplies.

• Perform basic housekeeping tasks such as putting supplies away and wiping down furniture and equipment.

• Monitor and close park facilities and amenities as needed.

WORK LOCATION

Loma Alta Park
3330 N Lincoln Ave
Altadena, CA 91001

Department of Economic Opportunity and the Los Angeles County America's Job Centers of California are equal opportunity employers and programs. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request. Please call (888) 226-6300 or email AJCCJOBSeopportunity.lacounty.gov for assistance.

Resources for Immigrant Communities

Relief Funds for Businesses

• Employee Support for Wildfire Victims: See PDF document on the top/sidebar of this page
• Disaster Relief for Workers & Businesses
• New Space Share Program for Displaced Businesses
• Los Angeles County Relief Fund
• LA Region Small Business and Worker Relief Funds
• New Altadena Disaster Recovery Center Opens on January 27th, open daily from 9 am to 8pm to offer support to businesses and workers. 

Message for Child Care Providers: 

• We encourage you (provider) who are not in immediate danger to update their email addresses and cell phone information to ensure CCLD can communicate through the Everbridge Mass Notification System during or in advance of disasters such as fires and Public Safety Power Shut Off. Share PIN 24-06 CCLD with providers.

• We can assist you (provider) if you have access, but do not have an email, to obtain one. We can explain the importance of receiving and responding to Everbridge notifications and keeping your (provider's) contact information (phone and cell numbers included) up to date with CCLD.

• Provider licensees, contact your Regional Office if you have been impacted by fires in any way.

• As is typical with any disaster, information and status can change quickly, contact us directly to share information regarding your status, and also contact CDSS/CCLD.