Get the Guide – Disaster Survivors

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What will you do after a disaster?

When first responders and emergency personnel leave the scene of a disaster, survivors often fall prey to predatory solicitors, scams, misinformation, and/or make decisions that have serious long term implications. The Red Guide to Recovery is the one tool you must have in your household as part of your disaster preparedness, resiliency planning, or disaster recovery kit.

Book Features for Disaster Survivors and Households

The Red Guide to Recovery provides vital resources you need to recover or prepare for a disaster event.  This comprehensive handbook gives you the reassurance you need when faced with the many critical decisions you must make during recovery.

Recovery from any disaster is chaotic and stressful, but with access to the right information when you need it, you will be empowered to make wise choices.  See our Chapter Content Overview for details on the topics covered in this unique handbook.

How to Purchase Printed Copies

The Red Guide to Recovery HandbookThe Red Guide to Recovery in our National Edition, which can be used in any city, county or state in the U.S., is available for purchase online.

Order The Red Guide to Recovery

Find out how to purchase your personal copy of The Red Guide to Recovery, and how to place bulk quantity orders.  We also offer customization options for orders of 500 or more.

 

How to Purchase The Red Guide eBook or Mobile App

We currently offer two options to purchase electronic editions of the book:

Red Guide-eBook and AppeBook 

Available as a full-color eBook from iTunes or Barnes and Noble, the 202-page Red Guide to Recovery can be downloaded to the iPhone, iPad, iTouch, Nook, Desktop computer, Andriod phones, and other electronic devices.

Mobile App

The Red Guide Mobile App incorporates vital online features and is compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.  In addition to the full color National Edition book, The Red Guide App provides:  News Feed: Up-to-date disaster news via RSS and Twitter from The Red Cross, FEMA and more; Directory: Provides contacts that offer assistance on the path to recovery;  Videos: Quick tips to save you time and money.