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Children in Disasters Emergency PreparednessFamily Reunification Plan Template August 2017AUGUST 2017ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Prepared by: Franklin Regional Council of Governments 12 Olive Street, Suite 2,

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1. Stay calm and reassure the children that everything will be alright.
2. Ensure the safety of the children by moving them to a secure location away from immediate danger.
3. Provide basic necessities such as food, water, and shelter.
4. Establish a system to keep track of the children and their families.
5. Communicate with parents or guardians to inform them of the situation and provide updates.
6. Create a safe and supportive environment for the children, offering comfort and emotional support.
7. Provide access to medical care and psychological support, if needed.
8. Offer age-appropriate activities and educational opportunities to engage and distract the children from the disaster.
9. Collaborate with local authorities, organizations, and volunteers to ensure a coordinated response in addressing the needs of children in disasters.
10. Continuously assess and adapt the response approach based on the evolving needs of the children.

Who needs children in disasters?

1. Children who have been directly affected by the disaster, such as those who have lost their homes, family members, or have been injured.
2. Children who have been displaced or separated from their families due to the disaster.
3. Children who are living in areas prone to recurrent disasters and may require assistance in preparedness and resilience-building.
4. Children with disabilities or special needs who may require extra support to cope with the impact of the disaster.
5. Children who have witnessed or experienced traumatic events during the disaster and may benefit from psychological support and counseling.
6. Children from low-income or marginalized communities who may face additional vulnerabilities during disasters.

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What is children in disasters?

Children in disasters refers to the process of identifying, tracking, and providing assistance to children who are impacted by natural or man-made disasters.

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Government agencies, relief organizations, and other entities involved in disaster response are typically required to file children in disasters.

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Children in disasters forms are typically filled out with information about the child's age, gender, location, needs, and any assistance provided.

What is the purpose of children in disasters?

The purpose of children in disasters is to ensure that vulnerable children are identified and receive the necessary assistance and support during and after a disaster.

What information must be reported on children in disasters?

Information such as the child's name, age, gender, location, medical needs, and any assistance provided should be reported on children in disasters.