Governor Henry McMaster announced “Team South Carolina Day” for Horry and Georgetown Counties.
Gov. McMaster will be joined by state and federal officials and non-profit organizations for “Team South Carolina Day” for Horry and Georgetown Counties on Monday, a press release from Henry McMaster Office of the Governor says. The event will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1515 Mill Pond Road in Conway and Gov. McMaster will arrive around 11 a.m.
The following groups will have representatives present at the event:
- S.C. Department of Insurance – Assistance with insurance questions, claims, and policy coverage
- S.C. Department of Health and Human Services – Assistance with questions about healthcare services and Medicaid
- S.C. Department of Social Services – Apply for SNAP assistance
- S.C. Emergency Management Division – Coordinating individual disaster assistance with FEMA and will provide information for residents about personal recovery steps. SCEMD will also provide emergency preparedness guides and demonstrate the SC Emergency Manager mobile app.
- S.C. Lieutenant Governor’s Office on Aging – Assistance for seniors
- S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control – Will provide free well water test kits; free tetanus shots; WIC services
- S.C. Department of Revenue – Tax relief information
- S.C. Division of Veterans Affairs – Services for veterans
- S.C. Housing Authority – Mortgage or rent assistance, rental housing
- S.C. Department of Mental Health – Information about mental health services
- S.C. Department of Disabilities and Special Needs – Services for individuals with disabilities
- S.C. Dept. of Employment and Workforce – Answering questions about jobs affected by Hurricane Florence, helping with unemployment benefits and job searching
- S.C. Dept. of Labor, Licensing and Regulation – Assistance in fire safety, OSHA and residential builder information
- S.C. Dept. of Agriculture – Collecting farmers’ information regarding their assistance needs
- FEMA – Assistance with registering for financial assistance related to the storm
- US Small Business Administration – Assistance with applying for disaster loans
- US Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency – Assistance for farmers with crop losses or damage
- S.C. Disaster Recovery Office – Disaster case managers will assist eligible citizens with disaster-caused unmet needs through a basic intake process
- SBP – Will teach homeowners how to safely and properly muck and gut along with safe and effective mold remediation steps
- United Way – Will help residents register to volunteer in the community
- Several organizations will be providing donated goods for the event, including: Lowcountry Food Bank, American Red Cross, UMCOR, Salvation Army and Catholic Charities.