See Long-Term Recovery Never Ends for Some After Natural Disasters, which is an article written by Jim McKay, the editor at Emergency Management magazine He rightly points out how the surge of resources quickly dwindles after a disaster and those people without any insurance are left without their homes and no way to recover from the disaster. They are permanently impacted without a helping hand from churches and other nonprofits.
Then also they can end up in "double jeopardy" which is not the game show term, but based on their physical location, likely near water, they can be impacted again and again. Interestingly, from a disaster point of view, "jeopardy" is many times "geo-pardy" which comes from their being in the wrong place when disasters strike.
Claire Rubin, Senior Researcher, shared the link above.