Recovering from a disaster can feel overwhelming, but Hernando County and its partner agencies provide several programs to help residents repair their homes, replace essential items, and navigate the recovery process. Below is an overview of the key assistance options currently available.

Hernando County Housing & Supportive Services offers financial assistance for residents affected by Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton. Funding is available for essential needs that help stabilize damaged homes and support safe living conditions.

Eligible Assistance May Include:

• • Emergency materials to weatherproof damaged structures
  • Interim repairs to prevent further deterioration
  • Tree or debris removal needed to make a home habitable
  • Construction or repair of wells where no public water is available
  • Coverage of insurance deductibles for storm-related home repairs
  • Temporary rental assistance for disaster-related displacement

How to Apply

Applications are available:

• • In person:
    Hernando County Housing & Supportive Services
    621 W. Jefferson St., Brooksville, FL 34601

  • Online: Link to website

  • Information line: 352-540-4338

Eligibility:
Applicants must meet income requirements and provide FEMA and insurance claim documentation.

Additional Resources

• Download the program flyer: Disaster Assistance Flyer

Disaster Case Management is a free service that helps individuals and families navigate the complex recovery process after a disaster.

What the Program Does

A trained case manager works directly with survivors to:

• • Identify unmet needs
  • Develop personalized recovery plans
  • Coordinate services with FEMA, nonprofits, and local resources
  • Connect residents with funding, repairs, housing, and long-term support

Why It Helps

Recovering after a disaster often involves multiple agencies, documents, inspections, and deadlines. Case managers simplify the process by acting as a single point of contact who guides, supports, and advocates for you throughout your recovery journey.

How to Access the Service

• • Call for intake: 352-340-2571
  • Download the program flyer: Disaster Case Management Flyer