North Queensland and glorious weather often go hand in hand with flood alerts, cyclone warnings and heat waves. The Hinchinbrook Shire has had its fair share of bad weather over the past few years and the community has pulled together showing great solidarity, community spirit and resilience.
Every year, when the cyclone season approaches, information on how to prepare and stay safe is made available. In early November The Hinchinbrook Community Support Centre teamed up with Paul Cannon from Emergency Management Queensland to provide information and resources to the community. Paul shared his knowledge and experience with locals making the day a success.
For information on emergency preparedness visit the council's website at http://www.hinchinbrook.qld.gov.au/web/guest/disaster-management
If you are concerned or anxious about the approaching cyclone/flood season and would like to speak to someone, call the Hinchinbrook Community Support Centre to speak to one of our support workers.
Have a look at this presentation for hints on how to prepare in case of an Emergency
http://prezi.com/pdkkmjcbanfn/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy
Every year, when the cyclone season approaches, information on how to prepare and stay safe is made available. In early November The Hinchinbrook Community Support Centre teamed up with Paul Cannon from Emergency Management Queensland to provide information and resources to the community. Paul shared his knowledge and experience with locals making the day a success.
For information on emergency preparedness visit the council's website at http://www.hinchinbrook.qld.gov.au/web/guest/disaster-management
If you are concerned or anxious about the approaching cyclone/flood season and would like to speak to someone, call the Hinchinbrook Community Support Centre to speak to one of our support workers.
Have a look at this presentation for hints on how to prepare in case of an Emergency
http://prezi.com/pdkkmjcbanfn/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy
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