International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
09/30/2024 | News release | Distributed by Public on 09/30/2024 13:21
IAM Members Affected by Hurricane Helene: We Are Here to Help
In the wake of Hurricane Helene, which has severely impacted regions in the U.S. Southeast, the IAM is extending its full support to members suffering in the aftermath of the disaster. Recognizing the challenging road to recovery ahead, the IAM is committed to providing immediate assistance and resources to its affected members.
If you are an IAM member affected by Hurricane Helene, you can apply for assistance from the IAM Disaster Relief Fund here.
To address the urgent needs, the IAM encourages its members impacted by the hurricane to apply for support through the IAM Disaster Relief Fund. This fund is specifically designed to provide assistance in times of natural disasters, helping members and their families navigate through hardships.
The IAM is ready to help!
- Contact your Local
- A Territory Representative will contact you with more information
- Funds will be distributed to you based on a damage assessment
Click here for more information.
Additionally, all IAM members can obtain confidential help through the IAM Employee/Member Assistance Program. Services include, but are not limited to, addictions, mental health, stress, depression, and financial hardship. You can reach the confidential IAM Assistance Helpline by calling 301-335-0735 or emailing [email protected].
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The IAM Disaster Relief Fund provides assistance in situations where our members and their families endure hardships due to natural disasters.
The IAM reacts quickly to these needs before other sources of assistance are available. This is not possible without the support of those who have committed to keeping the IAM Disaster Relief Fund vibrant and healthy.
Make a contribution today through the IAM Disaster Relief Fund.
The Disaster Relief Fund is able to provide immediate financial assistance to IAM members impacted by natural disasters. The IAM is often there before most monetary relief efforts can react.