Help after the Holiday Farm Fire
Six years on, recovery is still underway for many families. Find food and financial help, health and counseling, safety facts for burned land and rebuilding resources, all in one place.
Start here
Start with what you need
Pick the closest match. Every section links to the organization that can help.
Basics & money
Food, money and work
Help with the basics, and with the big financial decisions that come after a fire.
Health & wellbeing
Care for people, not just property
Recovery is hard on people. These services offer health care and counseling, many free or low-cost.
Free Health Care Clinic
Affordable Counseling Services
Mental & Social Wellbeing Support
Family Support & Behavioral Health Services
Support for Disabled Adults
Support for People With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Children’s Psychiatric, Therapeutic and Special Education Programs
Safety on burned land
Know the risks
Burned land brings new hazards, and disasters bring scams. Know what to watch for.
Recovery organizations
Who’s helping
Local and regional groups working on long-term recovery in the McKenzie Valley.
Be ready next time
Protect your home and family
The best recovery is the one you never need. Sign up for emergency alerts, plan your evacuation and make your home fire-ready.
Good to know
Some programs have changed
Questions
FAQ
Is there still help available six years after the fire?
Yes, though less than in the first years. Food, counseling and health services continue, and recovery groups still help with rebuilding.
Where is the full list of fire recovery resources?
The fire recovery database has every listing, with search and categories.
Does MCP give direct financial help?
MCP ran relief centers and gift-card and holiday-box programs after the fire. Today we point people to the organizations above. Read our story.