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Leigh Liao, State Mass Care coordinator and employee of the Mississippi Department of Human Services, Chase Munro from the American Red cross and Will Trueblood from the Salvation Army Emergency Disaster Services discuss the emergency support function six Mass Care and how it relates and serves during disasters.
- (00:00) - Opening
- (00:55) - Introduction of guests
- (02:03) - What is an Emergency Support Function?
- (06:28) - What does Mass Care do?
- (22:27) - The effect of the lack of coordination
- (27:10) - Tips to prepare for storms/Mass Care services
- (30:44) - Food supply challenges
- (34:53) - Long-Term Recovery
- (41:20) - Avoiding negative effects of the economy on a community after a disaster
- (48:18) - Closing thoughts on Mass Care
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