| Disaster Recovery: Good News About Your Homeowners Insurance Policy Although your policy may not cover flood damage to your home, it does offer some protection from loss caused by natural disasters, such as hurricanes. |
| Disaster Recovery: Don't Let Disaster Compromise Credit These tips will help you benefit from your good credit and to ensure that your credit record is not harmed in the wake of disaster. |
| What You Can Do To Help After Storms As a 4-H club member and a caring person, you are probably wondering what you can do to help people your age that had to move away from their home town into a different home and a new city and school. Here are some suggested activities to help new students in your schools or at other schools: |
| Disaster Recovery: Managing on a Suddenly Reduced Income Louisiana families impacted by disaster often experience a sudden reduction in income that can be financially and emotionally traumatic. Reduce this hardship by taking positive action. |
| Emotional Recovery Part Of Disaster Aftermath Those who survive hurricanes and other natural disasters are at risk for behavioral and emotional readjustment problems. Most child and adult survivors experience one or more normal stress reactions for several days after a natural disaster. |
| Age Groups React Differently To Calamity Children's reactions to disaster depend on their age and maturity. Their responses also are affected by how close they are to the event, their level of exposure to it through TV and how they see their parents react. |
| Tenants Have Many Rights After A Disaster If you rent or lease an apartment, house or business building and the structure is damaged in a natural disaster, read your lease carefully to determine what you need to do regarding damages, terminating the lease, securing temporary housing and other matters, advises LSU AgCenter family economics professor Dr. Ann Berry. |
| Follow Recommended Steps To File Insurance Claims After Hurricanes As hurricane evacuees are allowed to return to their homes, LSU AgCenter family economics professor Dr. Ann Berry makes several recommendations for filing insurance claims. |
| Surprise! Homeowner's Insurance Policy Offers Good News After A Disaster Many people are surprised about the extent of protection their homeowner's insurance policy offers. Although your policy may not cover flood damage to your home, it does offer some protection from loss due to natural disasters, such as hurricanes, according to LSU AgCenter family economics professor Dr. Ann Berry. |
| Help Line Numbers Here are some toll-free numbers set up to provide disaster assistance: |
| Post-Disaster Home Repairs In the wake of a disaster, home rebuilding or repair is crucial for putting a family's life back in order. Selecting a competent contractor is important to the recovery process. |
| Rent to Own Contracts: Are They for You? After a disaster, if personal items and furnishings have been lost, rent-to-own purchase contracts may seem like a quick and easy option for replacements. Get the facts. |
| Filing insurance claims Steps to take to file an insurance claim following a disaster. |
| Back to School is not the end of Hurricane Season Unfortunately, hurricane season does not end with the busy start of school each fall. There are LSU Ag Center on-line resources available to aid you in planning and preparing your family. |
| Beware of Frauds and Scams Disasters often bring an influx of con artists. Consider these tips to protect yourself and your money. |
| Don't Overdo Strenuous Activity in Hot, Humid Weather Precautions to take to avoid dehydration while cleaning up after a disaster. |
| Twenty Steps To Help Manage Your Stress Disasters can produce lots of stress in peoples' lives. This information provides steps supported by research that individuals can take to manage their stress. |
| Helping Children Cope with Disasters Parents can help their children to cope with disasters. There are actions parents can take that will help. This information features tips that parents can use during and following a disaster. |
| Disaster Recovery: What You Need To Know About Your Rights As A Tenant If you rent or lease an apartment, house or business building and the structure is damaged in a natural disaster, read your lease carefully to determine what you need to do regarding damages, terminating the lease, securing temporary housing and other matters. |
| Disaster Recovery: Filing Insurance Claims The following steps should be taken to file an insurance claim for disaster damage to your home. |
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