خدمات مصممة

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كن قائدًا لمرونة المجتمع من خلال برنامجنا التدريبي المجاني المصمم لمساعدة قادة المجتمع في نيو ساوث ويلز الإقليمية على تطوير المهارات لبناء المرونة في مجتمعاتهم ، ودعم الناس أثناء الكوارث الطبيعية.

استفسر الان

ملخص

لمن هو

We’re looking for community leaders and frontline workers who work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, young people, farmers and older people. We also welcome those working or volunteering at youth centres, sporting organisations, YWCA or YMCA branches, PCYC branches, retirement villages, senior citizens clubs, Probus Clubs, farm residents’ associations, Country Womens Association branches, and local Scouts NSW branches.

كيف نساعد

We’ll teach you how to build resilience to natural disasters in individuals, groups and communities and help you to develop a bespoke project plan. We’ll also provide you with ongoing support in the form of mentorship, learning circles and access to resources.

ماذا تتوقع

Day one delivers training in disaster cycles and community recovery. Day two supports you to develop a small resilience-building project in your local community. The training includes a light lunch and refreshment on both days.

Natural disasters are becoming more frequent and unpredictable.

These events can have immediate and long-term impacts on the mental health and wellbeing of people in our communities:

Stress

Trauma and grief

Disruption of usual coping strategies

Feeling out of control

Difficulty sleeping

Social withdrawal

After this training, you will:

Have a working knowledge of trauma and its effects on individuals and communities

Learn how to build wider community resilience, connection, and support

Understand the definition, meaning and importance of building resilience

Have a roadmap to deliver bespoke community events

Gain new professional skills that you can use to help those around you

A person's hand held in the palm of another person's hand.

“It has been a hard journey since the fires, but by learning about disaster and the way it impacts communities I have been able to help many people. With the right information, people can become stronger and as a community, we can work together to recover.”

June, Volunteer Resilience Leader