All hazard Preparedness Lesson Plans aimed at educators working with children from early childhood through to 18 years old, focussing on lessons to assist children and teenagers to prepare for all the consequences of emergencies. Download free copies from our website. All Hazard Lesson Plans http://www.redcross.org.au/schools.aspx
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Psychological preparedness for disasters is a 12 page booklet that helps people prepare psychologically for disaster, and was developed in conjunction with the Australian Psychological Society.
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Get Ready! is a 16 page guided activity book for kids to help them prepare for emergencies.
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Workbook for the Easy English Booklet
Easy English version of the disability booklet. Developed in conjunction with Scope Communications
Household Preparedness for Seniors is an information and guided activity booklet for frail older people. The all hazards hard copy 34 page publication helps people prepare for recover. It is also available in an audio file.
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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
Four steps to prepare your household is an information and guided activity booklet for the general public. It focusses upon all hazards preparedness, and aims to prepare people for recovery. It is a hard copy 34 page publication. This publication is also available in an audio file.
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The report of the first Red Cross National Resilience Roundtable examining the application of social capital to disaster resilience
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In order to reduce the enormous destructive potential of landslides and to minimise the consequential losses, it is necessary that the hazard must first be recognised, the risk analysed and an appropriate strategy developed at the national level to mitigate its impact. To achieve this objective, the National Disaster Management Authority initiated a series of
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