Which of the following qualifies as a disaster-related expense under Individual Assistance?

Medical expenses incurred due to the disaster qualify as a disaster-related expense under Individual Assistance because they are directly tied to the impact of a disaster on an individual's health. This includes costs for medical treatments, therapies, or medications that arise as a result of injuries or health conditions exacerbated by the disaster events, such as physical injuries sustained during the disaster or mental health support for trauma related to the event.

FEMA’s Individual Assistance program is designed to help individuals recover from the effects of disasters that disrupt their daily lives. It covers essential needs that arise specifically due to the disaster, ensuring that survivors can address health-related consequences that may not have existed prior to the incident. Other choices are not linked directly to the disaster or do not fall under the assistance program's provisions for unexpected expenses caused by a disaster.