Disaster Readiness

General Preparedness:

• Protecting Valuable Records
• How to Create a Coalition on Disaster Recovery before a Disaster
• Helping Your Family Prepare Before a Disaster
• Meal Preparation and Food Safety After a Power Failure
• Foods that Require No Cooking
• Correct Potential Hazards Before a Disaster
• Caring for Your Pets in an Emergency
• A Disaster Kit for Staying at Home
• Evacuation Disaster Kit
• Storm Safety in High-Rise Buildings
• Evacuating Safely
• Traveling Safely by Car in an Emergency
• If You Don't Leave - Establishing A Safe Place

Tornadoes:

• Tornadoes
• What to do Before, During, and After a Tornado
• Tornado Preparedness
• Tornado Safety Rules for Schools

Floods:

• Myths and Facts About the National Flood Insurance Program
• National Flood Insurance Programs
• Should You Buy Flood Insurance?

Public Service Announcements (PSA's):

• Keeping Foods Frozen

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Disaster Response and Recovery

Financial:

• Who Can Help You Recover?
• Disaster Rehabilitation Assistance - Grants and Loans
• Getting Help at the Disaster Application Center
• Seven Steps in Making an Insurance Claim
• Deducting Property Loss on Your Federal Income Tax Form
• Your Rights as a Tenant After a Fire or Natural Disaster
• If You Have a National Flood Insurance Policy

Home Recovery/Daily Needs:

• Returning Home After a Disaster
• Priorities for Clean-up and Repair
• How to Salvage Flood-Damaged Appliances
• Customer Service Numbers
• Choosing a Contractor
• Washing and Sanitizing Kitchen Items
• Kitchen Cleanup After a Flood
• Eliminating Odors from your Refrigerator
• Meal Preparation and Food Safety After a Power Failure

Stress:

• Getting Help for a Friend or Family Member
• Quick Tips for Managing Stress after a Disaster
• Helping Disaster Survivors
• Helping the Helpers
• Where to Turn When You Need Help with Stress
• Venting Feelings in Times of Crisis
• Helping Your Child through the Crisis
• Helping Your Child Through the Crisis
• How Families and Neighbors Can Help One Another Cope
• When to Seek Outside Help for Stress
• Helping Students Deal with Disaster
• Internet resources to Help You Cope with Disaster Stress
• Books to Help Children and Teens Deal with Natural Disaster

Public Service Announcements (PSA's):

• Powerless Cooking
• Throw It Out
• Safe Food Handling
• Safe Baby Food
• Maintaining Your Freezer without Power
• Refrigerated Foods
• Food Safety

 The above information has be provided by NC State University College of Agriculture & Life Sciences.

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