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FREE COMMUNITY WORKSHOP
Knowledge and experience can improve how we react and respond to crisis situations. This FREE half-day workshop is designed to increase resilience for individuals, communities, and organisations in preparing for, responding to, and recovering from crises and disasters.
25 November 2021 - 09:31AM
Why should communities lead the way in recovery after a disaster or crisis event?
How can I support my family, friends and community during tough times?
How does the Australian disaster management system work?
What are the psychological effects of going through a disaster – for me, my family and friends, and my community?
These questions will shape this FREE, half-day day community workshop in Cooktown.
DATE:
Monday 13 December 2021
TIME:
9am - 1pm
PLACE:
Cooktown Library. 33 Helen Street, Cooktown
RSVP:
Bookings are essential. Please call 4069 5009 or email cooktown_library@cook.qld.gov.au before before Thursday 9 December, 2021 to reserve your place
Morning tea and refreshments will be provided so please book early
WORKSHOP FACILITATOR: Lyndal Scobell
Lyndal Scobell, is a highly experienced facilitator and community development practitioner, with extensive disaster management experience – including leading the Australian Red Cross Cyclone Yasi recovery team, Department of Communities’ Cyclone Larry communications and chairing the Ravenshoe Café Explosion funding distribution committee.
