Which organization works with other agencies to provide relief after a disaster?

• A. World Health Organization
• B. FDA
• C. American Red Cross
• D. Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Answer: (C)

Disaster relief relies on organizations that actively coordinate with many partners to deliver aid. The American Red Cross fits this role as a humanitarian group that works with federal, state, and local agencies and other organizations to provide shelter, food, medical care, blood, and other relief services after disasters. Its mission centers on coordinating and delivering immediate relief to those affected, often in collaboration with government responders like FEMA and community partners.

The World Health Organization focuses on health governance and international health emergencies, not primarily on coordinating general disaster relief at the local level. The FDA and OSHA are regulatory agencies that oversee foods, drugs, and workplace safety rather than coordinating disaster relief efforts.