Still at Risk: Children One Year After Hurricane Harvey: Executive Summary

• 2017

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• Mandi Kimball; Kellie O’Quinn; Edith Rahimian; Bob Sanborn; Anna Hardway; Sara Neumann; Jeremy Soulliere; Sarah Thompson

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This document summarizes a report about the ongoing challenges faced by children affected by Hurricane Harvey. It highlights that many kids still struggle with emotional and physical health issues, as well as disruptions in their education. The report emphasizes the need for continued support and resources to help these children recover fully. It also calls for better preparedness for future disasters to protect vulnerable communities, especially children, from similar impacts.

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Focus Area: Severe Weather

Audiences: Emergency Managers; Public Health Professionals; Schools & Childcare Providers

Emergency Management Stage: Mitigation

Keywords: Child Welfare; Disasters; Mental Health Services; Weather; Risk Assessment

Institutions: Save the Children

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