Join United Way of Pickens County and community partners for the launch of the Pickens County Long-Term Recovery Group (LTRG), a collaborative effort to strengthen recovery, coordination, and community resilience following Hurricane Helene.
This meeting will introduce the purpose and structure of an LTRG, highlight current unmet needs and recovery priorities in Pickens County, and outline how organizations can engage in coordinated recovery efforts moving forward.
When a crisis happens, it is crucial to have a set of tools ready to respond. Our work in Community Resilience focuses on supporting individuals and families during times of crisis—whether they’re struggling to pay rent, afford food, or keep the utilities on, or coping with the aftermath of a natural disaster. We partner closely with local organizations, emergency responders, and community leaders to build a more connected and supportive safety net, ensuring that help is available when our neighbors need it most.
When disaster strikes, United Way of Pickens County, alongside trusted partners, is there to meet immediate needs. But recovery doesn’t end when the storm passes. True recovery takes time, follow-through, and coordination.
Our 24/7 non-emergency resource line connects Pickens County residents to available community resources, from food and housing to employment, healthcare and more.
Simply dial 211 (or 1-866-892-9211) to get connected with an operator, or text “HELP” to 211-211 to get started. You can also search community resources online.