The impact of Typhoon Sinlaku continues to be felt across Guam—especially for military families dealing with power outages, food loss, and other storm-related challenges.

In response, the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society quickly mobilized—providing immediate financial assistance and on-the-ground support.

From April 17 through the 19th—NMCRS staff were stationed at the Naval Base Guam Emergency Family Assistance Center—helping service members and their families access critical resources.

Eligible sailors, Marines, and retirees received $400 emergency grants—targeting food loss and other urgent needs caused by extended outages.

Since the storm—NMCRS has distributed more than $640,000—supporting over 1,600 military families.

For those seeking assistance—families can visit the NMCRS Office or check in at the Naval Base Guam Emergency Family Assistance Center.

Officials say the goal is to provide fast, meaningful relief—while also offering continued casework and financial guidance as recovery efforts move forward.

NMCRS says it remains committed to supporting those who serve—ensuring families have the help they need in the aftermath of disaster.