The FEMA for Safe Recovery Act directs the Federal Emergency Management Agency to create new regulations and guidance within one year to protect people from gender-based violence, human trafficking, and sexual exploitation during and after disasters. The bill requires FEMA to establish coordination centers with local partners, train staff to identify and assist victims, revise check-in procedures to reach all household members, create reporting systems for abuses by housing providers, and develop multilingual materials about victim resources for disaster shelters. The legislation also expands FEMA's crisis counseling program to address gender-based violence and human trafficking, and clarifies that case management services can help survivors access support for these issues. The bill allows states and local governments flexibility to maintain their own emergency systems and implement stronger protections if they choose, and the regulations apply only to disaster response and short-term recovery operations funded under existing FEMA programs. Implementation depends on available appropriations and does not require FEMA to hire new permanent staff or create new offices.