Hurricane Maria recovery resources and information for Puerto Rico
We have information about recent U.S. recovery efforts in the area, as well as links to recovery resources.
We've been staying in close contact with officials in Puerto Rico as we figure out the best way Boston can help. Please refer to the following brochure for a list of available resources:
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Mass. United for Puerto Rico Fund
The fund will be dedicated to relief and reconstruction efforts, and to support any Puerto Ricans arriving in Boston and the state.
Updates
The governor’s office in Puerto Rico has released the operational status of hospitals, food and water distribution centers, gas stations, dialysis centers, supermarkets, and other important information. Get the latest updates on the governor's office website.
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) personnel, as well as thousands of other federal employees, are on the ground engaged in response and recovery operations. Read the federal public service announcement.
Hurricane Maria resources
Do you need to contact the Puerto Rican government? Please use this information:
Phone: 202-800-3133
Email: maria1@prfaa.pr.gov
More Information
Red Cross shelter map
Find shelters through an American Red Cross map.
Red Cross Safe and Well website
Register and post messages to show you’re safe, or to search for loved ones, in Spanish and English.
General American Red Cross help
Want to speak to someone at the American Red Cross about a missing friend or relative? Contact 1-800-REDCROSS OR 1-800-733-2767, and choose option 1.
Puerto Rico Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster
Register to volunteer in support of the relief efforts.
Unidos Por Puerto Rico
An aid fund for survivors of Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Maria.
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Mass. United for Puerto Rico Fund
The fund will be dedicated to relief and reconstruction efforts, and to support any Puerto Ricans arriving in Boston and the state.
