RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) -- Photos provided by the Virginia Department of Emergency Management (VDEM) show areas in Western Virginia devastated by Hurricane Helene. According to Jason Elmore, public information officer for VDEM, the department is in Damascus in Washington County to provide state resources, such as food, water, showers and bathroom facilities, to those impacted by Helene. Photos shared with 8News by the department show flooding and severe damage in several Western Virginia areas due to the storm, as well as the emergency crews responding to the impacted places. Flooding over a bridge in Grayson County, Va. after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) A downed tree blocking the roadway in Bland County, Va. after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) Flooding at the Damascus Baptist Church after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) Flooding in Damascus, Va. after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) Flooding in Giles County, Va. after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) Stormwater flowing over a collapsed road just north of Independence, Va. after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) Flooding at the Damascus Dog Park in Washington County after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) A sinking fire truck in Damascus, Va. after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) A sinking fire truck in Damascus, Va. after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) A car crushed by a fallen tree near Emory & Henry University in western Virginia after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) A tree that fell near a home in Bristol, Va. after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) Snapped wired from a powerline in Bristol, Va. after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) A truck stuck under a downed tree in Wise County, Va. after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) Floodwaters rushing in front of a home in southwest Virginia after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) Members of Virginia Task Force 8 responding to southwest Virginia after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) Debris in the roadway and a tree that fell on a powerline in Pittsylvania County, Va. after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) Crews cleaning up a downed tree in Carroll County, Va. after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) Stormwater flowing over a collapsed road just north of Independence, Va. after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) Lynchburg Fire Department's Urban Search and Rescue team deployed to southwest Virginia after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) Flooding that closed a road in Albemarle County, Va. after Hurricane Helene. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) A tree that fell as a result of Hurricane Helene in Bristol, Va. (Photo courtesy: Virginia Department of Emergency Management) In the wake of Hurricane Helene, 8News and its wider media company, Nexstar, are working to raise funds to help people whose lives have been affected by wildfires, storms, floods and countless other crises. To learn how to donate, click here.