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Baton Rouge: An Red Cross worker assists a special needs child and her mother as they move into their new FEMA mobile home.

Baton Rouge, LA October 19, 2005 - An Red Cross worker assists a special needs child and her mother as they move into their new FEMA mobile home. The new home is specially-equipped for the young girl, and it will allow them some privacy after weeks in a large shelter. Photo by Greg Henshall / FEMA

Date: 10/20/2005 Owner: Gallery Administrator

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