WASHINGTON COUNTY, TN | October 21, 2025 – The Washington County Long Term Recovery Group (WCLTRG) is encouraging residents affected by the 2024 Hurricane Helene flood to utilize its recently updated online resource hub.
The hub provides immediate access to essential recovery services, including:
- Free mental health and wellness support through the Tennessee Recovery Project (Frontier Health).
- Access to the American Red Cross Resource Directory for free or reduced-cost recovery aid.
- The confidential, 24/7 connection service, United Way 211, for locally available help.
“We are committed to helping our neighbors find the specific aid they need to rebuild their lives. These resources are crucial for anyone facing unmet needs in the aftermath of the flood,” said a WCLTRG spokesperson.
Residents seeking assistance may visit the complete list of community resources today at: wcltrg.org/resources/
This statement is approved for media release by the Washington County Long Term Recovery Group and may be replicated without permission.
About Us
The Washington County Long Term Recovery Group is a partnership of community leaders, faith institutions, and local businesses dedicated to helping residents of Washington County, Tennessee, recover from disaster. The WCLTRG coordinates long-term recovery efforts, distributes essential resources, and provides support and guidance to residents affected by catastrophic events.
Visit www.wcltrg.org to learn more about the group. Media may email the group at media@wcltrg.org. Download our brand kit.