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Useful links and resources for Hurricane Sandy victims.

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1	NYSUTDisaster Relief Grants download the application for assistance at www.nysut.org/disasterrelief. Completed applications can be forwarded toNYSUT Disaster Relief Fund: Attn: Jeff Lockwood, Accounting Department, 800 Troy-Schenectady Road, Latham, New York 12110	6390
2	LONG ISLAND TEACHERS' BENEVOLENT FUND In response to Superstorm Sandy, the Trustees of the Long Island Teachers Benevolent Fund have developed a special emergency financial grant application that we believe will enable us to process the expected volume of applications in a timely and efficient fashion. Please use the attached form for all emergency financial grants pertaining to losses in the recent storm. Please note applications should be returned to the LITBF office by January 25, 2013. If you have any questions concerning this matter you can call us at 631-563-8853.	6327
3	The New York State Department of Financial Services The Disaster Hotline number is 1-800-339-1759. It is staffed Monday – Friday from 8 AM – 8 PM and Saturday - Sunday from 9 AM– 4 PM	6228
4	rotary district 7250 hurricane sandy disaster relief fund	6745
5	New York State Deferred Compensation Plan (457b	6907
6	FEMA If you haven't contacted the Federal Emergency Management Agency yet, call (800) 621-3362 or if you are able to access the Internet, go to www.disasterassistance.gov. If you are calling be aware you will need to have: your Social Security number, current and pre-disaster address, telephone number where you can be reached; insurance information, including policy numbers; total household annual income, a description of losses caused by the disaster; and the dates of the disaster	6170
7	NYSUT Legal Plan The LTA is a member of the plan, and as a member of the LTA, you are entitled to discounted rates on legal fees. Contact the law firm of Feldman, Kramer, and Monaco at (631) 231-1450.	7638
8	United Way 2-1-1 For those members who need assistance with basic needs, we refer them to the United Way's 2-1-1 hotline which is operational in most of the affected areas. Further information regarding United Way’s 2-1-1 program and disaster guide can be found at www.211ny.org or www.uwnys.org	6580
9	Red Cross Disaster Recovery: A Guide to Financial Issues (A5076)	6292
10	NYSTRS New York State Teachers’ Retirement System	6387
11	OMNI Group Loan requests.	7379
12	The Labor Education & Community Services Agency, Inc. (LECSA) or call: 631-851-1295 (Please check with your district if they provide EAP services to their employees).	6390
13	NYSUTSocial Services This program provides expert guidance from experienced caring professionals to help members and their dependents cope with some of Hurricane Sandy’s unexpected complications. Social Services staff may be reached at 800-342-9810, ext. 6206	5844