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Mississippi Tornado Disaster Relief; If you would like to help, any amount will help many families in need. We have provided over 400,000 meals and shelter, water and care packages with essential supplies for families in need. If you would like to help the Purvis Mississippi, and Bogo Chitto Mississippi communities, your kindness will be appreciated.
Powerful storms that included at least one confirmed tornado have torn through parts of Mississippi, damaging nearly 1,000 homes and structures, tearing up trees and downing power lines.
There were no immediate reports of deaths from the storms that struck several counties Wednesday night. At least 17 people were injured, according to Scott Simmons, a spokesperson for the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency, and 12 of the people hurt have been transported from the Wash Trailer Park in the small community of Bogue Chitto, in Lincoln County.
A fire completely engulfed a home in Tylertown after witnesses say it was struck by lightning.
In Lincoln County, falling trees split a car and trapped people at a mobile home park in the small community of Bogue Chitto, WJTV reported.
Gov. Tate Reeves said multiple tornadoes were reported throughout the central and western parts of the state and that the state Emergency Management Agency was coordinating response efforts.

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Many victims of natural disaster find themselves left out of the recovery often relying on the generosity of others to bounce back. Nonprofits and others provide assistance, but the process is difficult to navigate.
Right after a natural disaster, say, a hurricane, tornado, wildfire, major flood, earthquake or volcano, there is usually an outpouring of generosity and support for those affected, often in the form of material needs. But a few weeks into the recovery effort, that support and all the donated goods that poured in dwindle.
Often victims, having survived the initial onslaught, fall through the recovery cracks. They may not be covered by insurance or eligible for a small business loan, and the support FEMA can provide may be limited.
There are many reasons why people may suffer disproportionately after disaster. Some of it is obviously financial, those living near or below the poverty line struggle to cobble together the necessary resources to adequately prepare or take action when disaster strikes. She said the elderly often possess less technological access and fewer social connections, and those for whom English is a second language are vulnerable as well.
Recovery is a long, arduous process, even for those eligible for some assistance. But for some, like those mentioned above, the process is even worse and many never fully recover. A year after a hurricane, tornado, wildfire, major flood, earthquake or volcano, many people are still in temporary housing. As a country, we’re now getting pretty good at immediate-relief response, but long-term recovery is not as well coordinated, in part because the funds available dry up and the world moves on to the next disastrous event leaving many behind.
Oftentimes the survivors might lack the wherewithal to navigate their way through the various sources and programs necessary to receive aid. “One of the things that we see is that for people who are not well educated or have some sort of disability, getting through this maze is a really challenging thing.”
The extent of the recovery often depends on the nature of the disaster as well. Disasters can cause total destruction, where some people lost everything:
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