World is here to support you

When natural disasters like tornadoes, earthquakes, wildfires, hurricanes, and winter weather threaten, being ready can make all the difference. At World, our mission is to help you take proactive steps to prepare before disasters strike, stay safe during emergencies, and access the support you need to recover quickly. This comprehensive guide offers practical advice, essential tools, and trusted resources to face these challenges with confidence. From planning ahead to navigating the recovery process, we’re here to help you every step of the way.

Be Prepared

Have an emergency plan

Know what to expect & what to do: (Choose below for more specific info)

Be Safe

Check current weather conditions at the National Weather Service: https://www.weather.gov

Listen to emergency officials and evacuate as directed.
IF YOU HAVE TIME…

  • Turn off propane at the tank, natural gas at the meter, and all pilot lights.
  • Put combustible or unsecured outdoor items inside your garage or house.
  • Trim trees and branches, clear gutters, and test sump pumps.

Find FEMA’s nearest shelter by texting SHELTER and YOUR ZIPCODE to 43362.

Get Help
Report a claim

Explore these curated resources for disaster-specific information and assistance:

Preparedness starts with the right tools and knowledge. By taking proactive steps to be prepared, staying vigilant to stay safe during emergencies, and seeking support to get help after, you can better protect yourself, your loved ones, and your community. At World, we are committed to equipping you with the resources and guidance you need for every stage of disaster management. Use this guide to stay ready and rely on the practical insights and localized tools provided. Together, we can face unexpected challenges with confidence and resilience. Visit World’s claims page or explore more resources at Ready.gov today.

Remediation Or Mitigation

Government Assistance

Mental Health Support After Disasters

Facing a disaster can take a toll on mental health. Here's how to handle the emotional impact:

  • Reach Out for Support: Talk to trusted friends, family, or professionals for emotional relief. Local mental health hotlines often provide free, confidential assistance.
  • Practice Self-Care: Maintain routines, eat balanced meals, and get adequate rest.
  • Use Recovery Resources: FEMA and the Red Cross include mental health services to support communities after disasters.
  • Help Children Cope: Reassure children and address their fears in an age-appropriate way. Learn tips at Child Disaster Care.
  • Contact the Disaster Distress Helpline: 1-800-985-5990 for immediate support.

Your emotional well-being is as important as physical safety. Don’t hesitate to seek help.