Prepare yourself and your community for stressful situations in this intro to disaster preparedness workshop.

Resilience starts with YOU! If you are someone who needs help in an emergency, you may need to rely on people you know. And if you can take care of yourself in an emergency, it is worth thinking about how you could help others.

As the frequency and intensity of natural disasters continue to rise due to climate change, the risk of homelessness also increases. Displaced individuals often struggle to find alternative housing options, especially if their financial resources are already limited. 

In this workshop you will learn how to identify the risks for yourself and your community and how to develop a plan to prepare for stressful situations. 

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Presented in conjunction with Hervey Bay School of Displacement, an exhibition developed with Keg de Souza and Hervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre.

About the Facilitator
Ros Rielly is a Principal Community Recovery and Resilience Officer for the Fraser Coast Regional Council. This position was developed in response to the 2021/22 flooding events that devastated many areas across Queensland and other states. The Community Recovery and Resilience Officer program is jointly funded by the Australian and Queensland governments under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.