Goodwill offering Helene Recovery assistance at community hubs in Buncombe and Haywood

Press release from Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina:

Individuals and families needing assistance recovering from Hurricane Helene are encouraged to visit community hub sites offered by Goodwill Industries of North Carolina and its community partners.

Services available at the hubs will include assistance filing for Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA), FEMA claims, and other benefits. Families can also receive Goodwill Good Neighbor vouchers that can be used at any Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina store.

“We hope that these hubs will become central locations for resources to meet the needs of our community and our team members,” said Barbara Maida-Stolle, President and CEO of Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina. “Goodwill will continue to evaluate the community’s needs and provide additional resources as those evolve.”

Community hubs are operating at the following locations:

  • Haywood County: Goodwill Career Center, 160 S. Main Street, Waynesville
  • Buncombe County: Goodwill Workforce Development Center, 1616 Patton Avenue, Asheville

An additional community site is planned for the Marion/Morganton area.

For more information about Goodwill’s response to Hurricane Helene, including updates about community hub site locations and services, please visit www.goodwillhurricanerelief.org.

 

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