New York Children’s Issues Task Force Lessons Learned from Response and Recovery in Superstorm Sandy in New York
This report from the New York Children's Issues Task Force was issued in response to Superstorm Sandy in New York. It addresses emergency preparedness for children, emphasizing coordination between agencies, schools, and families. It outlines strategies for ensuring children's safety during disasters, including shelter planning, communication protocols, and mental health support. The document highlights the unique vulnerabilities of children and the importance of addressing their specific needs in emergency response plans. It also provides recommendations for training, resource allocation, and public awareness campaigns to improve overall preparedness and resilience for children in New York.
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