Keyword: “Disaster Recovery” 92 related articles found
Universities Boost Disaster Recovery and Mental Health Support

Education · 01/16/2025

Universities Boost Disaster Recovery and Mental Health Support

This paper explores community vulnerability in the context of natural disasters and the role of universities, governments, and non-profit organizations in post-disaster recovery. Through analyzing cases such as UCLA and Indonesia, it highlights the importance of mental health support, technological innovation, and government-community collaboration. The aim is to provide a blueprint for universities to support community recovery and mental health by 2025. The study emphasizes a multi-faceted approach, combining psychological interventions with technological solutions and strong partnerships to foster resilience.

Legal Aid Lawyers Key to Disaster Recovery Efforts

Lawyers · 07/07/2025

Legal Aid Lawyers Key to Disaster Recovery Efforts

In the aftermath of disasters, legal issues inevitably arise. Legal aid lawyers act as 'second responders,' providing free legal advice and assistance to affected communities. Often overlooked, their resources are comparatively limited. Increased attention and support for post-disaster legal aid are crucial, ensuring that the law serves as a strong foundation for survivors to rebuild their lives and homes. Legal assistance helps navigate insurance claims, landlord-tenant disputes, and other complex legal challenges, facilitating a smoother recovery process.

New Mexico Enacts Tax Relief for Disaster Recovery

Taxation · 07/16/2025

New Mexico Enacts Tax Relief for Disaster Recovery

Taxpayers in New Mexico affected by natural disasters will benefit from IRS tax relief measures, including extended filing and payment deadlines. These measures aim to alleviate post-disaster economic pressure and facilitate the rebuilding of lives.

IRS Extends Tax Deadline for Hurricane Milton Victims

Taxation · 08/07/2025

IRS Extends Tax Deadline for Hurricane Milton Victims

The IRS has announced that individuals and businesses affected by Hurricane Milton can defer filing tax returns and payments until May 1, 2025. This initiative aims to provide financial support to those impacted by the disaster and facilitate recovery efforts, while also including relief measures for business penalties, reflecting the government's coordinated action in disaster recovery.

Study Highlights Longterm Disaster Resilience Lessons from Katrina

Insurance · 08/26/2025

Study Highlights Longterm Disaster Resilience Lessons from Katrina

The long-term impacts of Hurricane Katrina highlight the complexities of disaster recovery. Economic recovery, mental health, and social support are crucial. Disaster response needs to go beyond short-term relief, focusing on long-term economic empowerment, mental health services, and social cohesion to build a more resilient society. Building resilience requires a holistic approach that addresses not only physical infrastructure but also the psychological and economic well-being of affected communities.

IRS Offers Tax Relief to Missouri Disaster Victims

Taxation · 08/07/2025

IRS Offers Tax Relief to Missouri Disaster Victims

The IRS has implemented tax relief measures for taxpayers in Missouri affected by natural disasters, extending the deadline to November 3, 2025. Additionally, the agency plans to hold community assistance events in West Plains to support disaster recovery efforts.

IRS Releases Postdisaster Relief Information Tax Assistance For Affected State Residents

Taxation · 07/23/2025

IRS Releases Postdisaster Relief Information Tax Assistance For Affected State Residents

The IRS provides tax relief information for residents in disaster-stricken states to support economic recovery after natural disasters. The IRS implements deadlines extensions and tax reductions policies covering affected states and territories, helping residents quickly return to their daily lives.

Postdisaster Tax Relief Policies Helping You Rebuild Your New Life

Taxation · 07/25/2025

Postdisaster Tax Relief Policies Helping You Rebuild Your New Life

This article provides an overview of the latest tax relief policies offered by the IRS for affected taxpayers, aiding in their post-disaster recovery efforts. It includes definitions of affected taxpayers, state-specific relief measures, and chronological policy guidance to support your rebuilding process comprehensively.

Proactive Strategies Boost Disaster Resilience Worldwide

Insurance · 08/22/2025

Proactive Strategies Boost Disaster Resilience Worldwide

Facing frequent extreme weather events, we need to view disasters as a continuous cycle encompassing risk assessment, prevention, response, and reconstruction. Through the collaborative efforts of government, businesses, and communities, we can build a more resilient society and enhance overall disaster preparedness. This proactive approach allows us to confidently address future challenges and minimize the impact of disasters on our lives and infrastructure. Ultimately, building a resilient society requires a holistic approach that integrates risk mitigation strategies at all levels.

Tennessee Tax Relief After Disaster Important Information for All Residents and Businesses

Taxation · 04/14/2025

Tennessee Tax Relief After Disaster Important Information for All Residents and Businesses

The government has announced tax relief for residents and businesses across Tennessee affected by the storms and flooding on April 2, 2025, with the filing and payment deadline extended to November 3, 2025. All 95 counties qualify, and taxpayers do not need to apply proactively but must update their information. Additional tax relief includes optional reporting for disaster losses, and disaster recovery funds not counted as total income may be excluded. The IRS will provide further support and relief measures as needed.

IRS Extends Tax Deadline for Juneau Flood Victims to May 2025

Taxation · 08/12/2025

IRS Extends Tax Deadline for Juneau Flood Victims to May 2025

Residents and businesses in the Juneau area of Alaska affected by the flooding will benefit from IRS tax relief measures, with related filing and payment deadlines extended to May 1, 2025. This policy alleviates the tax burden on those impacted, helping them better cope with post-disaster recovery.

Tennessee Enacts Tax Relief After Natural Disasters

Taxation · 04/14/2025

Tennessee Enacts Tax Relief After Natural Disasters

Tennessee has implemented tax relief policies due to natural disasters to help residents and businesses alleviate financial burdens. The IRS has announced an extension of all tax deadlines until November 3, 2025, providing various tax policies for affected individuals that not only extend filing times but also waive related penalties. These measures aim to promote disaster recovery and rebuilding efforts.

IRS Regional News Support For Disaster Tax Relief

Taxation · 07/23/2025

IRS Regional News Support For Disaster Tax Relief

The IRS provides tax relief measures for victims of natural disasters. Through updated regional news, residents can access financial support and guidance specific to the events, aimed at alleviating economic burdens and promoting community recovery.

US Universities Boost Disaster Preparedness for Campus Safety

Education · 09/02/2025

US Universities Boost Disaster Preparedness for Campus Safety

This paper delves into the strategies employed by US universities to address natural disasters, including wildfires, winter storms, and hurricanes. Analyzing case studies from institutions like UCLA, Clemson University, and the University of Florida, it identifies effective measures such as emergency evacuation, remote learning implementation, and community collaboration. The aim is to provide safety guidelines and emergency management references for international students and educational institutions, enhancing their preparedness and response capabilities in the face of extreme weather events.

IRS Clarifies Tax Deductions for Theft Disaster Losses

Taxation · 08/13/2025

IRS Clarifies Tax Deductions for Theft Disaster Losses

This article explores effective strategies for handling issues related to property loss, theft, and deposit losses due to the bankruptcy of financial institutions in tax declarations. It provides taxpayers with detailed responses and recommendations.