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Nulingah Yuroon _ Boogul Jugoon Risk Management Plan.docx(1)

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Supporting parents and families through disasters and emergencies

Australia is a country that is affected by many different types of natural disaster, including floods, bushfires and cyclones. Preparing yourself and your family ahead of time can really make a big difference if there is a disaster.

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Resources for supporting families in emergencies | UNICEF Australia

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Preparing yourself and your family ahead of time can really make a big difference if there is a disaster. Click here for helpful resources.

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Read how Birdie, Mr Frog and their friends help each other through hard times and natural disasters such as floods, fires and illnesses.

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Understanding and responding to trauma following a natural disaster

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So many of our members are dealing with devastating floods across communities. Members have shared harrowing stories of personal and material loss, fear and trauma. And we know many are now beginning to clean up and re-open. CELA knows the important role your service will play in community recovery…

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Fire, flood and road traffic incidents along with other emergency warnings in your local council area collected and mapped in one place.

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Gmail is email that’s intuitive, efficient, and useful. 15 GB of storage, less spam, and mobile access.

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As part of a new Australian Warning System, the way we display incidents has changed. The Australian Warning System is a new national approach to information and warnings during emergencies like bushfire, flood, storm, extreme heat and severe weather. The System uses a nationally consistent set of icons, like those below. The AWS has been designed based on feedback and research across the country and aims to deliver a more consistent approach to these types of emergencies, no matter where you are. Australia’s fire and emergency services aim to provide you with timely and relevant information during emergencies. Refer to your local agency website for information on any current warnings and incidents in your community.

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Education and Care Services National Regulations (2011 SI 653) - NSW Legislation

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What's your plan?

Before a flood
One of the most important things you can do now is to plan for future emergencies.
Remember, it is important to protect your family from storms and minimise damage to your property. By planning, you and your household know what to do before, during and after storms.

If you live, work or visit a flood‐prone area there are 8 tips you can do NOW to prepare for floods:

Read our 8 tips for preparing for a flood here.

Find out your local flood risk here and what you can do to prepare.

Northern NSW and Sydney river flood resources now available.

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What's your plan? One of the most important things you can do now is to plan for future emergencies. Remember, it is important to protect your family from storms and minimise damage to your property.

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Supporting infants and children in disasters: A practice guide - Emerging Minds

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This practice guide includes a series of papers on child-centred and family-focused disaster preparedness, response and recovery.