Emergency and Victim Information

• FBI Information: To report any leads on the incidents in New York or Washington, call 866-483-5137, 800-331-0075

• NYC Emergency Information: 212-560-2730
   

General Victim Information

• Partial List of Victims
• American Airlines: 800-245-0999
• United Airlines: 800-932-8555
• Justice Department: Office of Victims of Crime -- Information for families about victims and about services for survivors and their rights: 800-331-0075
• Report Safety Web Page
• Unofficial World Trade Center Survivor Database
• Federal Emergency Management Agency: 800-462-9029
   

New York City

• World Trade Center Vicinity Tenant List and Hotlines
• Missing Persons Information: 866-856-4167 or 212-741-4626 (NYPD) or 212-560-2730 (NYC). Relatives of missing people may go to the 69th Regiment Armory (Lexington Ave. and E. 26th St.) or the New York University Medical Center (1st Ave. at E. 30th St.). If possible bring a photo, dental records and other identifying information about the missing person.
• NYC Fire Department and EMT Employees: 718-999-2541
• NYC Police Department Employees: 718-677-8238
• Port Authority Employees: 973-565-5501, 973-565-5505 or 973-565-5506
• St. Vincent's Hospital: 212-604-7285
• Bellevue Hospital Center: 212-562-4141
• More New York City Hospitals
• City Mortuary: 212-562-3051
• Chief Medical Examiner: 212-447-2030
• Gov. Pataki's Emergency Information page
• Senator Schumer's official Web site
• ASPCA, Emergency relief information for affected pets. To volunteer, e-mail volunteer@aspca.org or call 212-876-7700 ext. 4700.
• NYC Convention & Visitors Bureau: 212-484-1222, Provides help for tourists and travelers who are stranded in NYC.
   

Washington, D.C.

• Pentagon Employees: 1-877-663-6772
• Army personnel: 800-984-8523
• Navy and Marine Corps personnel: 877-663-6772
• Air Force personnel: 800-253-9276
• Washington D.C. Hospitals
• FEMA information on how to help victims
• The White House Relief page
   

List of other sites that provide survivor information:

• http://safe.millennium.berkeley.edu
• http://okay.prodigy.net
• http://wtc.ny.com
• http://www.viexpo.com/dmstest/america.html
• http://www.ntadmin.net/forum
• http://tradecenter.cnets.net
• http://wtc.vscene.com
• http://www.medialinx.co.uk/survivors
• http://www.bostoncoop.net:8080/SeptEleven
• http://www.ahnj.com/Ferry.htm
• http://www.hoce.org/survivor/index.asp or
• http://www.survivorlist.org
• http://www.wtclocator.org
• http://www.americasurvives.org
• http://www.newyorkmissingperson.com
• http://www.tryingtofindyou.co
   

World Trade Center Victims Who Were Taken to Area Hospitals:

• http://147.208.4.54/wtc/search.asp
   

Kids ResourcesPBS Kids: Resources for Parents - suggestions and activities to help families communicate about the tragedy.

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• Advice on Communicating with Children about Disasters - from the American Academy of Pediatrics.
• Coping with America's Tragedy - resources for teachers; from Time Magazine.
• Coping With Grief - excerpts of a chat with a Red Cross official. From the Washington Post.
• GetWell.org - offers free post-trauma live help and counseling.
• How to Talk to Your Child About the News - information to help parents, kids, and teens cope with tragedy. From KidsHealth.org.
• Letstalkcounseling.com - offers free grief and counseling services to those affected by the tragedy of September 11.
• Talking to Kids About Terrorism - video from CNN.
• What Can You Say to Your Kids? - from the CBC.
• What To Tell Your Children - from Newsweek
• WTCTrauma.com - topics such as stress, how to deal with trauma, how to talk with children, how to sleep, how to deal with fear and anxiety, and how to get back to work.