Sunshine Coast PCEP - Beerwah Workshop

Get Ready for Emergencies: Person-centred Emergency Preparedness Emergencies and severe weather events can happen at any time. Being prepared can help you feel more confident and know what to do when you need extra support. Join QDN and Sunshine Coast Council for a free, inclusive and accessible two-part workshop about Person-centred Emergency Preparedness (P-CEP). P-CEP is a practical approach that helps people with disability and people with additional health or support needs to plan for emergencies based on their individual needs, circumstances and support networks. Together, we’ll explore how to prepare for events such as: • Bushfires • Heatwaves • Power outages • Other emergencies that may affect your support needs The workshops are designed to be inclusive, accessible, fun and free. You’ll learn practical steps to help you prepare for an emergency and make a plan that works for you. Attend Part A to: • Identify your strengths and support needs in everyday life • Know your level of emergency preparedness and learn about your disaster risk Attend Part B to: • Plan for how you will manage your support needs in an emergency • Communicate the plan with the people in your support network and address gaps through collaboration Who should attend? This workshop is for people with disability, their carers, family and supporters. Please attend both sessions The workshop is delivered across two parts, and it is important to attend both. Part A: Wednesday 18 November, 10AM to 12PM Part B: Wednesday 25 November, 10AM to 12PM Location: 25 Peachester Rd, Beerwah QLD 4519, Australia Beerwah Meeting Place Register by following the link below: https://events.humanitix.com/sunshine-coast-pcep-beerwah-workshop/tickets Cost Free Need help to register? If you have questions or need support to register, please contact QDN: Phone: 1300 363 783 Email: [email protected] We look forward to helping you take practical steps to prepare for emergencies in a way that works for you. Assistance provided through the jointly-funded Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA).