Tropical Storm Sinlaku approaching Guam—secure your home, prepare 7–10 days of supplies, and stay tuned to official weather and emergency updates.
The GHURA Public Housing Resident Services Center supports residents with programs for financial literacy, job readiness, youth and senior activities, and community events. Together, we help build stronger neighborhoods together.
Press Release - Tropical Depression Upgraded to Tropical Storm Sinlaku 04102026.pdfTropical Storm Sinlaku is getting stronger and is expected to pass very close to Guam Monday night into Tuesday.
Strong winds (39 mph or more) are possible as early as Monday morning.
Very strong typhoon winds (74 mph or more) are possible Monday night into early Tuesday.
Heavy rain and flooding are also possible across the island.
Clear drains and gutters so rainwater can flow away from your home.
Pick up and secure loose items outside (toys, trash cans, tents, canopies, tools, building materials).
Take down any signs that could fly away in strong winds.
Prepare an emergency kit with food and water for 7–10 days for everyone in your home.
Include medicines, cleaning/disinfectant supplies, flashlights, batteries, and pet food.
Put important papers (birth certificates, IDs, tax papers, insurance) in a waterproof bag or container.
Review your family emergency plan: where you will stay, how you will contact each other, and what to do if the power goes out.
Make special plans for elderly family members, people with disabilities, and pets who may need extra help.
Keep checking official updates from NWS Guam and Guam Homeland Security/Office of Civil Defense for new advisories and instructions.
Below are programs, jobs, and events from other agencies and nonprofits that may help GHURA public housing residents. These are not GHURA programs, but we share them in case they are useful for you or your family.
Teens ages 15–17 can apply for paid summer jobs helping in childcare settings like daycare centers and camps through the Governor’s Summer Youth Employment Program (GSYEP).
Applications are paper only. Pick one up starting March 17, 2026, at the Lågu, Kåttan, or Håya Youth Resource Centers and turn it back in there between April 17–24, 2026 (weekdays only).
For full details and what documents you need, visit dya.guam.gov or call Nicolas Riceat (671) 735-5038 or email dya.youth.employment@dya.guam.gov.
*Shared by the Department of Youth Affairs.
Find flyers from other agencies about services like mental health, child care, youth programs, and job training.
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