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Welcome to the ReCoverCA Single-Family Rehabilitation and Reconstruction (ReCoverCA) Program Outreach Toolkit, a central resource for stakeholders helping share information about ReCoverCA.
ReCoverCA provides housing recovery assistance for eligible homeowners and qualifying landlords impacted by the 2023 and 2024 severe storms. Assistance is available for repairing and rebuilding storm-damaged single-family homes, including manufactured housing. Assistance is also available to reimburse homeowners that rebuilt or completed repairs to their primary residence with their own funds.
This toolkit provides approved outreach materials in English and Spanish that county departments, city partners, nonprofit organizations, and community-based stakeholders can use to share information about ReCoverCA with residents.
1) Program Overview Fact Sheet
2) Poster
3) Social Media
4) Newsletter Content
5) County-Specific Event Materials
1) Talking Points
2) General PPT deck
3) Income Limits
4) Application Document Checklist
ReCoverCA helps homeowners and landlords repair or rebuild storm-damaged homes. The program serves homeowners and landlords affected by the severe storms that struck communities across California during February – July 2023 and January 2024. Eligible assistance may include:
Repairing homes
Rebuilding homes, including elevation in high-risk flood areas if required
Replacing certain manufactured or mobile homes
Reimbursing eligible repair or rebuilding costs that were already paid
Helping pay for flood insurance for a limited time for eligible households
Stick-built homes, mobile homes, and manufactured homes may qualify.
The program is active in Monterey, San Benito, Santa Cruz, Tulare, Tuolumne, and San Diego counties, and the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation. It is funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and administered by the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD).
Funding is limited. The sooner someone applies, the better their chances of receiving assistance. ReCoverCA may prioritize low- to moderate-income homeowners, as well as households with seniors or individuals with disabilities, depending on available funding.
We are here to provide you with ready-to-use and customizable materials that make it easier to engage eligible homeowners and landlords in your community.
You may update the graphics to be county-specific or add your logo. However, please do not change any policy language. This includes program names, eligibility requirements, benefits, documentation requirements, and other official details.
Select the materials you would like to use.
Download them to a preferred folder or location on your computer.
Update the content as needed.
The fact sheet provides a clear, high-level overview of ReCoverCA, including who may qualify and how to get started. It is ideal for sharing at events, in community spaces, or directly with residents.
The poster provides a simple overview of available ReCoverCA housing recovery assistance. It is designed for display in community spaces, events, and partner locations to help raise awareness and direct residents to apply or learn more.
Social Media Content
Ready-to-post social media copy and graphics are available to help you share ReCoverCA information across your organization’s channels. Content is provided in English and Spanish and is designed for easy use across your platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Nextdoor, etc.
To help you reach residents through your existing communication channels, newsletter articles with accompanying graphics are available to share information about ReCoverCA through your organization’s email updates, newsletters, or community bulletins. Content is provided in English and Spanish and can be copied directly or lightly customized for your audience.
For best results, use the content and graphic together.
County-specific outreach materials are available to help partners promote local ReCoverCA outreach and intake events. Materials are provided in English and Spanish.
Available materials include:
Event flyers
Social media content
½ sheet graphic that may be embedded directly into emails (PNG) or printed two-to-a-page (PDF)
These materials are designed to help you understand the ReCoverCA program and communicate accurate, consistent information when speaking with residents or community members.
Talking points are available to help you clearly explain ReCoverCA, including key information about eligibility, the application process, available assistance types, and what residents can expect. This resource is helpful for conversations at events, meetings, or one-on-one interactions
The presentation provides an overview of the ReCoverCA program and can be used for community meetings, stakeholder briefings, or outreach events.
The income limits handout provides HUD Area Median Income (AMI) limits used to determine eligibility for ReCoverCA. It helps homeowners, landlords, tenants, and partners understand income requirements by county and household size and can be used to support application readiness and eligibility screening.
The Application Document Checklist outlines the documents homeowners and landlords may need to apply for ReCoverCA. It helps applicants prepare required materials related to identity, occupancy, income, disaster assistance, and property information to support application completion and eligibility review.
Thank you for helping spread the word about ReCoverCA. Your partnership is vital to ensuring eligible households across all impacted communities have a fair opportunity to access recovery assistance.
If you have any questions about the program or the materials in this toolkit, please contact the program team at (877) 424-4405 or HousingRecovery@hcd.ca.gov .