Disasters often lead to displacement of Indigenous communities from their ancestral lands, disrupting their cultural practices and livelihoods.
Indigenous peoples face increased health issues, including chronic conditions and mental health crises, exacerbated by disasters.
Disasters can severely affect the economic stability of Indigenous communities, leading to job losses and increased poverty.
Following disasters, many Indigenous individuals face heightened anxiety, PTSD, and depression, leading to long-term mental health challenges.
Disasters disrupt social networks and cultural practices, leading to a loss of community cohesion and identity among Indigenous peoples.
Indigenous communities often face increased vulnerability due to inadequate infrastructure and resources, making recovery from disasters more challenging.