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- After a Disaster-
How to help child victims.
- After the Disaster-
A children's mental health checklist.
- (CEPPO) Chemical Emergency Preparedness
and Prevention Office- Provides leadership, advocacy, and assistance
to: 1) Prevent and prepare for chemical emergencies; 2) Respond to environmental
crises; and 3) Inform the public about chemical hazards in their community.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-
Offers access to information on publication and funding.
- D.E.R.A.- Features the latest
research and discussion forums available on disaster preparation.
- Disaster and Crisis Management
Plan- From the Village Christian Schools in Sun Valley, CA.
- Disaster Reponse.Org-
Highlights current disaster news and response efforts.
- Disaster Research Center- From
the University of Delaware.
- Disaster
Resources- From the University of Illinois.
- Emergency Preparedness
Check List- A checklist from home and work.
- Environmental Protection Agency-
The official web site of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
- FEMA: Federal Emergency Management
Agency- The official web site.
- How to Help Children
After a Disaster- A guidebook for teachers.
- International Critical Incident Stress
Foundation, Inc.- Offers a great section on school crisis response.
- Internet Disaster Information Center-
Helps to distribute the latest news on disaster situations to the Internet
community via the World Wide Web.
- Investigating Community
Preparedness- This activity allows students to look at how their
community is preparing for possible disasters and then allows a simulation
that demonstrate how difficult handling disasters can be.
- Natural Hazards Center-
A national and international clearinghouse for information on natural
hazards and human adjustments to hazards and disasters.
- School Intervention
Following a Critical Incident- How to regroup after a major incident
in your school.
- Severe Weather Safety Guide-
Great information for preparing for bad weather.
- The Occupational Safety & Health Administration
(OSHA)- The official web site of OSHA.
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