Emergencies don't impact equally on the population
Supporting resilience in disasters and emergencies.
With a special emphasis on vulnerable settings.
When the vulnerable in our community are supported during emergency the entire community benefits.
Services
The Planning Safe App
The Planning Safe App provides access to online learning , tracking of your planning safe activities, and access to a like-minded community. Subscription includes training to support parents of a child with a disability or chronic medical condition to plan for emergency.
Consultant Services
Support for organisations assessing risk and preparing for emergency.
Includes Bushfire/wildfire preparedness scorecard/assessments for:
-Schools
-Residential aged care
-Disability accommodation
Organisations desiring expert public health or emergency planning support should email [email protected]
Person Centered Emergency Preparedness
Limited appointments are available for Person Centered Emergency Preparedness. Work with a coach to develop your plan.
There are many types of emergencies
Weather emergencies such as bushfires, cyclones and extreme heat events.
Communicable disease emergencies such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
Disasters don't impact on a population equally. Individuals with a disability, the aged, and those with chronic illness are more likely to have a poor outcome in an emergency. If displaced from their home for example, a return may take longer.
Individuals, families and organisations - particularly those that are or include people who are more vulnerable to an emergency can take planning steps to improve their safety.
At Planning Safe we support organisations, families and individuals to do this.
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