Official website of Nuclear Workers Advocacy and Resource Center (NWARC)
EIN 33-5016729 • 9435 Waterstone Blvd, Ste 140-300, Cincinnati, OH 45249
Free expert representation and support for nuclear and energy workers and their families under the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (EEOICPA).
501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization • EIN 33-5016729
The Nuclear Workers Advocacy & Resource Center (NWARC) exists to ensure that nuclear and energy workers—and their families—receive the compensation and medical benefits they have earned under the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (EEOICPA).
We provide free, expert authorized representation, education, and community support so that no worker is left to navigate the complex federal claims process alone.
We honor the service of those who worked in our nation’s nuclear and energy programs by standing with them when they need help most.
NWARC is based in Southern Ohio and provides free help to nuclear and energy workers nationwide.
Ohio public charity · Nationwide service
Nuclear Workers Advocacy and Resource Center (NWARC) is an Ohio 501(c)(3) public charity. EIN 33-5016729. Official website: nuclearworkersvoice.org.
NWARC was organized to provide free authorized representative services to nuclear and energy workers and their families under the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (EEOICPA). The organization is based at 9435 Waterstone Blvd, Ste 140-300, Cincinnati, OH 45249, and assists clients nationwide.
We help workers and surviving family members file and pursue EEOICPA claims with the U.S. Department of Labor, including records collection, claim filing, follow-up, and case management. We never charge a fee or take a percentage of an award.
Workers and families can request help through our secure online intake form at nuclearworkersvoice.org/intake.
We explain EEOICPA rights, eligibility, and the claims process to workers, families, and community partners.
We are developing volunteer help for ill workers who need light household or yard assistance.
nuclearworkersvoice.org is the official website of Nuclear Workers Advocacy and Resource Center.
All of our core services are provided at no cost to eligible workers and families.
We serve as Authorized Representatives under the EEOICPA, assisting with claims filing, evidence development, medical documentation, appeals, and ongoing case management with the Department of Labor.
We educate workers, families, medical providers, and community partners about EEOICPA rights, eligibility, covered conditions, medical benefits, and the claims process.
We coordinate practical support—including volunteer assistance with home and yard maintenance—for workers dealing with illness and disability so they can remain safer and more comfortable at home.
We help workers understand their options, avoid common pitfalls, respond to DOL requests, and pursue the full compensation and medical benefits they are entitled to under federal law.
Getting started is simple. There is never a fee for our services.
Complete our secure intake form at nuclearworkersvoice.org/intake with a brief description of your (or your loved one’s) work history and health situation.
We discuss your situation, explain the EEOICPA process, and determine how we can best assist you.
If we can help, you complete a simple authorization form so we can represent you before the Department of Labor.
We gather records, prepare filings, communicate with DOL, and keep you informed every step of the way—at no cost.
Current and former employees of Department of Energy facilities, contractors, uranium mines, and related sites who may have been exposed to radiation or toxic substances.
Spouses, children, and other eligible survivors seeking survivor benefits under the EEOICPA after the death of a covered worker.
While based in Ohio, we assist workers and families across the United States who need help navigating the federal compensation program.
To see whether a worksite may be covered under EEOICPA, visit our Covered Work Sites page.
Yes. NWARC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. All authorized representation, education, and support services we provide to eligible nuclear and energy workers and their families are free of charge. We never charge claimants fees or take a percentage of benefits.
The Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (EEOICPA) is a federal program administered by the U.S. Department of Labor. It provides compensation and medical benefits to certain Department of Energy employees, contractors, and uranium workers (and eligible survivors) who developed illnesses related to occupational exposure to radiation or toxic substances.
Although we are based in Ohio, we assist nuclear and energy workers and their families nationwide. Much of our work is handled remotely by phone, email, and secure document exchange.
A short description of the worker’s employment history (facility or company and approximate years), the medical conditions involved, and whether a claim has already been filed is helpful. We will guide you on next steps and any documents needed.
As a nonprofit, NWARC is supported by charitable donations, grants, and in-kind contributions. Your support helps us continue providing free services to workers and families who need them.
Keep Advocacy Free
Your donation helps nuclear and energy workers receive expert representation, education, and practical support without ever being charged for our services.
NWARC is a 501(c)(3) public charity. Contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. EIN: 33-5016729.
If you or a loved one worked at a nuclear or energy facility and are dealing with an occupational illness, we are here to help—at no cost.
Email: info@nuclearworkersvoice.org
Website: www.nuclearworkersvoice.org
Nuclear Workers Advocacy & Resource Center
9435 Waterstone Blvd, Ste 140-300
Cincinnati, OH 45249
EIN: 33-5016729 • 501(c)(3) Public Charity
nuclearworkersvoice.org is the official website of Nuclear Workers Advocacy and Resource Center, an Ohio 501(c)(3) public charity.
