The termination of disaster case management services poses significant risks to fire survivors, many of whom are still navigating complex recovery processes. Without case managers, survivors may struggle with insurance claims, financial assistance applications, and rebuilding efforts. The uncertainty also affects over 100 case managers who face potential job losses. Nonprofits are overwhelmed, and survivors like Mary Landau, who relied on her case manager for support, feel abandoned. The lack of adequate funding and delayed reimbursements highlight systemic challenges in disaster recovery, potentially leaving vulnerable communities without essential support.