FEMA’s Personal Property Assistance is limited to helping with your basic needs after Typhoon Mawar; it will not recover all property losses, and it is not a substitute for insurance coverage. However, FEMA’s Personal Property Assistance may repair or replace your disaster-damaged property if you meet the eligibility requirements, and the items fall within any of these categories:

• Appliances: includes common household appliances, such as a refrigerator, washing machine, etc.
• Clothing: essential clothing needed due to overall loss, damage, or contamination
• Home furnishings: basic furnishings found in a bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and living room
• Tools required for work and school: equipment required for work, or necessary school items for you and your family members
• Accessible items: FEMA also provides assistance for damaged personal property required for qualified applicants with disabilities

You must meet the following conditions to receive Personal Property Assistance:

• To be eligible, these items must have been owned before the typhoon
• The item was owned and being used by occupants of the household
  • FEMA does not provide assistance for furnishings and/or appliances provided by a landlord
  • Items used by guests and relatives who were not members of the pre-disaster household are also not eligible for assistance

Additionally, FEMA may not repair or replace a typhoon-damaged item if you own a similar item that works.

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