Images of disaster-affected areas VOICE OVER: showing range of damage with text on Assistance varies with each disaster screen: event and is determined by FEMA’s Assistance varies due to: Individuals and Households Program Degree of damage based on the degree of damage, Available funds available funds and other existing Other exiting assistance programs assistance programs. Motion graphics to include appropriate Examples of this include: stock photo images representing housing assistance, which is provided for categories with text on screen: home repair, replacement, temporary Housing Assistance housing and, in rare instances, Home repair, replacement, temporary permanent construction. housing, permanent construction (rare instances) And Other Needs Assistance, which Other Needs Assistance addresses essential household items, Necessary expenses and serious needs necessary expenses and serious needs for medical, dental and funeral expenses that cannot be met through other forms of disaster assistance or insurance like medical, dental and funeral expenses. Transition to: Graphics Title: Roles & Responsibilities during Registration Intake Footage of a disaster survivor gathering VOICE OVER: paperwork, pulling files, sorting through With proper preparation, Registration papers. Cut to footage of survivor on the Intake takes 18 to 20 minutes. To ensure phone and FEMA agent at workstation on that this process is smooth and efficient, phone. there are responsibilities for both you, the disaster survivor, and the FEMA representative. Freeze image of survivor at desk and have VOICE OVER: text on screen appear: To best prepare for registration, there is Important information to have ready: important information you need to have Social Security Number on hand: social security number, Pre-disaster damaged address damaged address, current Current mailing address mailing address, current telephone Current telephone number number where you can be contacted, Insurance information insurance information, total household Total household annual income annual income, description of losses that Description of losses were caused by the disaster, and, if you Bank account and routing numbers want disaster assistance funds transferred directly into your bank account, your bank routing and account numbers.
Images of disaster-affected areas showing range of damage with text on screen: Assistance varies due to: Degree of damage Available funds Other exiting assistance programs Motion graphics to include appropriate stock photo images representing categories with text on screen: Housing Assistance Home repair, replacement, temporary housing, permanent construction (rare instances) Other Needs Assistance Necessary expenses and serious needs for medical, dental and funeral expenses Transition to: VOICE OVER: Assistance varies with each disaster event and is determined by FEMA’s Individuals and Households Program based on the degree of damage, available funds and other existing assistance programs. Examples of this include: housing assistance, which is provided for home repair, replacement, temporary housing and, in rare instances, permanent construction. And Other Needs Assistance, which addresses essential household items, necessary expenses and serious needs that cannot be met through other forms of disaster assistance or insurance like medical, dental and funeral expenses. Graphics Title: Roles & Responsibilities during Registration Intake Footage of a disaster survivor gathering paperwork, pulling files, sorting through papers. Cut to footage of survivor on the phone and FEMA agent at workstation on phone. VOICE OVER: With proper preparation, Registration Intake takes 18 to 20 minutes. To ensure that this process is smooth and efficient, there are responsibilities for both you, the disaster survivor, and the FEMA representative. Freeze image of survivor at desk and have text on screen appear: Important information to have ready: Social Security Number Pre-disaster damaged address Current mailing address Current telephone number Insurance information Total household annual income Description of losses Bank account and routing numbers VOICE OVER: To best prepare for registration, there is important information you need to have on hand: social security number, damaged address, current mailing address, current telephone number where you can be contacted, insurance information, total household annual income, description of losses that were caused by the disaster, and, if you want disaster assistance funds transferred directly into your bank account, your bank routing and account numbers.