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Winter Storm Fern
Recovery Efforts in Lewis County
$1,124,517.22
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Local Disaster Relief
Lewis County Long Term Recovery Group for Unmet Needs
The Lewis County Long Term Recovery Group exists to bring hope, coordination, and practical support to individuals and families facing unmet needs after a disaster. When immediate emergency response ends, this group steps in to bridge the gap—uniting nonprofits, faith-based organizations, volunteers, and community partners to assess needs, prioritize assistance, and restore stability for those most impacted. By working collaboratively and compassionately, the group ensures resources are used wisely, duplication of services is avoided, and survivors receive the support necessary to recover with dignity and resilience, helping Lewis County rebuild stronger and more connected than before.

Request Assistance
This form serves as an initial intake for households in Lewis County, Tennessee, seeking assistance related to damages caused by natural disasters and unexpected events. Information collected will help identify unmet needs and guide recovery planning as resources and partnerships are developed.
Lewis County Neighborhood Service Center
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43 Smith Street
Hohenwald, TN 38462 -
931.796.4825
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Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm
energy assistance
What to bring:
For most financial assistance, you will need to bring proof of household income including any additional sources such as SSI and spouse income, as well as the date of birth and Social Security Cards for all household members. For heating or cooling assistance, you will need to bring the latest copy of your electric bill. For commodities distribution, you or your designated representative will need to bring the commodities card issued by this office.


Hope Hohenwald's Food Distribution Outreach
243 Forrest Ave.
Hohenwald, Tn

RESOURCES
Replacement SNAP
There may be occasions when a power outage causes households to lose nutritional resources and Replacement SNAP is needed. Visit the TDHS Disaster Emergency Assistance webpage by clicking the image to learn more about replacement SNAP and related supports as they are made available.


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