Primary Prevention:
My proposed primary prevention intervention for a disaster would be the development of a community-based emergency management education program. This program could focus on equipping local residents with knowledge and skills to effectively respond to disasters. The program should include basic emergency preparedness instructions and outreach activities aimed at increasing public awareness about how to develop plans for evacuation, sheltering in place, and accessing supplies during an emergency situation. It should also provide resources such as educational materials, pamphlets, infographics, websites, social media campaigns and other forms of media outreach focused on preparing people for a potential disaster event.

Secondary Prevention:
My proposed secondary prevention intervention for a disaster is the formation of a volunteer medical response team. This team would be composed of medical personnel who are trained and qualified to help provide assistance during an emergency situation or crisis. This medical response team could work closely with local agencies such as hospitals or clinics in order to coordinate care and provide necessary medical services when needed. Additionally, members of this team can serve as liaisons between healthcare providers, community members and governmental agencies in order to ensure that necessary resources are provided quickly following an incident or crisis event.

Tertiary Prevention:
My proposed tertiary prevention intervention for a disaster is the establishment of mental health support services geared towards helping individuals cope with the psychological effects associated with traumatic events like disasters or crises situations. These services should include counseling sessions led by certified mental health professionals who are experienced in providing psychological first-aid (PFA) interventions as well as peer support groups designed to foster emotional healing among those affected by traumatic events related to disasters or catastrophes. Furthermore, these mental health service providers may also offer referrals to specialized treatment programs if further help is needed beyond what they can provide directly through their services.
Under which phase of the disaster do the three proposed interventions fall? Explain why you chose that phase:
The three proposed interventions outlined above fall under different phases within the disaster cycle including primary prevention (emergency management education), secondary prevention (volunteer medical response teams), and tertiary prevention (mental health support). Primary prevention focuses on preventing future harm from occurring by educating individuals about potential risks associated with natural disasters before they occur so that proactive measures can be taken ahead of time; Secondary prevention involves responding quickly after an incident has occurred via immediate assistance being provided; And tertiary prevention centers around mitigating long-term impacts associated with storms or crises through supportive measures focused on promoting recovery processes over time following exposure trauma due experiences related to natural disasters or catastrophes events have occurred..

With what people or agencies would you work in facilitating the proposed interventions and why?:
In order facilitate my proposed nursing interventions related to disaster relief efforts I believe it is important collaborate closely with multiple stakeholders including government agencies such as FEMA/Homeland Security; Local organizations such as fire departments/EMTs/police departments; Healthcare facilities such as hospitals/clinics; Public schools/colleges & universities; Nonprofits working in community development & social issues advocacy initiatives; Connected technology companies offering data analysis tools & mobile communications platforms etc… Working collaboratively across multiple levels will enable me not only reach more targeted populations but develop comprehensive strategies addressing both short term needs while creating sustainable solutions over longer periods post-disaster relief efforts .