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Emergency Rediplan: Four Steps to prepare your household for people with a disability and their families and carers

rediplan November 7, 2013

Four Steps to prepare your household for people with a disability their families and carers is an information and guided activity booklet is for people living with disability, their carers and families. The booklet is all hazards in focus and aims to prepare people for recovery.An easy English version is also available for people with a cognitive disability.

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