4.2 - Introduction - After the Disaster
Safety
4.3 - Safety Rules and Recovery Procedures after a Disaster
4.4 - Safety Rules for Rescue Operations
Emotional Recovery
4.5 - How Families and Neighbors Can Help One Another Cope
4.6 - Helping Children After a Hurricane
4.6s - Ayude a un Nino despues de un Huracan
Emergency Food and Water
4.7 - Emergency Food and Water
4.8 - Emergency Food and Shelter National Board Program
4.9 - Meal Preparation and Food Safety After a Flood
4.9s - Manejando los Alimentos durante un Huracan o Inundaciones
4.10 - Meal Preparation and Food Safety during and after a Power Failure
4.10s - Seguridad de los Alimentos despues del Huracan
4.11 - Locating Safe Drinking Water
4.12 - Restoring a Flooded Water System
Health and Sanitation
4.15 - Solid Waste and Contamination Concerns - Guidelines for Communities after a Disaster
4.16 - Preventing Illness Through Hygiene and Sanitation
4.16s - La Prevencion de Enfermedades a Traves de la Higiene y el Saneamiento
4.17 - Flooded Private Sewage Systems
Wildlife and Pest Issues
4.19 - Disposing of Animal Carcasses
4.21 - Mosquitos and Stormwater Management
4.22 - Tracking Down Your Mosquito Problems
4.22s - Localize Sus Criaderos de Mosquitos
4.23 - Basic Rodent Control after a Storm
4.23s - Roedores Despues de la Tormenta o Inundacion
4.24 - Safety Precautions with Snakes
4.24s - Precaucion con las Culebras
4.25 - Removing Snakes from Dwellings
Community Recovery
4.26 - Disaster Response - Priorities and Resources for Communities
4.27 - Getting Local Government Back on Track
4.28 - Disaster Planning: Financial Considerations for Government
4.29 - Planning and Zoning after a Disaster - Important Long-Term Considerations
4.30 - Economic Development when Rebuilding - Fostering Growth after a Disaster
Assistance Programs and Insurance Concerns
4.31 - Six Steps in Making an Insurance Claim
4.32 - Individual Assistance Programs from FEMA
4.33 - USDA Farm Service Agency Disaster Assistance
4.34 - Flood Insurance - A Key to Recovery
4.35 - Sources of Information on Flood-Resistant Design and Construction
4.36 - How the National Flood Insurance Program Works
4.37 - Myths and Facts about the NFIP
4.38 - What You Need to Apply for Disaster Rehabilitation Assistance
4.39 - Income Tax Deductions for Property Loss
4.40 - Credit Sources for Disaster Farm Rehabilitation Loans
4.41 - Coping with a Money Crunch - Dealing with Creditors
4.42 - General Procedures to Process Vessel Claims
