After The Disaster Skill

In the hours after a disaster, shock and urgency make people do things in the wrong order — re-entering an unsafe building, throwing out damaged items before documenting them (and losing the insurance claim), or missing the aid window. There is a right order: people and safety first, then documentation, then claims and recovery — and knowing it turns a chaotic, costly aftermath into a sequence you can follow. This skill triages the first hours and days, front-loads the safety non-negotiables, and flags the do-not-miss steps (the photos before cleanup, the claim deadline, the aid you're entitled to) that quietly cost people the most later. It routes emergencies to services and claims/aid to the official bodies.

What This Skill Produces