We innately know that disasters have ramifications to people. Big disasters that destroy homes leave gaping holes in communities. When the business and utility infrastructure is also destroyed, it becomes difficult to rebuild their homes and lives. Read the article below that speaks to the journey back for people who did not lose their homes, but are existing in a community that is basically gone and only slowly recovering.
This could be a story of a city/community hit by a hurricane, flood, earthquake, fire or tsunami. Starting over is very difficult both physically and emotionally. Paradise, Calif., 6 Months After California’s Worst Wildfire. It is a survivors' story.
What about recovery planning for this type of event?