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“It’s a story that could be anybody’s story,” says New Orleans resident Kay Wilkins as she describes the FEMA trailers and the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
New Orleans is one of America's oldest and liveliest cities. When Hurricane Katrina struck nearly 2,000 people were killed and the storm caused more than $84 billion in damages.
For many in post-Katrina New Orleans, religious faith keeps hope alive.
Though the terrible devastation of Hurricane Katrina destroyed most of New Orleans' cherished neighborhoods, there are signs of rebirth.
Hurricane Katrina left thousands of houses in New Orleans just shells of the homes they once were. It takes dedicated workers to rebuild.
Though more than a year and a half has passed since Hurricane Katrina, many parts of New Orleans remain just shadows of their former selves.
In the 18 months following Hurricane Katrina, the Red Cross enlisted the help of the American people to rebuild both New Orleans and the thousands of lives left in ruin.