Find Out If You’re Eligible for Compensation
Many people don’t realize they or their loved ones qualify under RECA. If you lived, worked, or spent time in affected areas during key years, you may be eligible.
The People RECA Was Created to Support
Downwind Communities
People who lived near nuclear test sites and were exposed to fallout.
Uranium
Workers
Miners, millers, and transporters involved in uranium-related work.
Onsite Test Participants
Individuals present during nuclear testing operations.
Family
Members
Children or relatives filing on behalf of deceased loved ones.
Your Story Could Qualify — Here’s What Matters Most
Key Factors That Determine Eligibility
Your eligibility is determined by a few main factors, including:
Location and years of residency or employment
Type of illness or cancer diagnosed
Family relationships for survivor claims
Even if you’re unsure, completing a quick check can help clarify your options — many families discover eligibility they didn’t know existed.
How Downwinders Alliance Helps You Check Eligibility
We make the qualification process simple, transparent, and supportive — every step of the way.
01
We Listen
Our team learns about your background, exposure history, and location details.
02
We Review
We carefully compare your information against official RECA eligibility criteria.
03
We Guide
We explain next steps clearly and connect you with resources to move forward confidently.
Take the First Step — See If You Qualify
Many families are surprised to learn they’re eligible for compensation under RECA. Don’t wait — your story deserves to be recognized and supported.
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