Crisis Care Coordination

16/02/2020

A brilliant way of helping affected towns to get back on their feet!

Business owners in a town ravaged by the New Year's Eve bushfires are rejoicing after nearly a dozen demountable building were trucked in.

07/02/2020

Some information on a community grant, for organisations and community groups that are based within bushfire-affected areas in the South Eastern NSW PHN region.

03/02/2020

CCC would like to thank Luke Ryan for his generous donation of a camper trailer, which went toward helping a family (with numerous foster children) in Cobargo, who have lost everything in the fires. The family were so grateful to receive the trailer and extremely touched to discover that Luke, Ryan and their friends had filled it with thoughtful supplies to help them get back on their feet! Not only that they donated their precious time to deliver it all down to Cobargo themselves. Thank you, Luke, and your generous friends, for helping a family in such need! The world is a better place because of people like you!

If you have a camper or a caravan you never use, or know someone else who does...please let us know, we will easily find a family in desperate need of a roof over their heads that would appreciate the support!

30/01/2020

Phoenix Foundations are registering to become a charity with a mission to provide housing relief and support to people from fire affected communities

28/01/2020

Some good emergency feeding ideas for the bushfire affected wildlife

Feeding wildlife is not usually recommended — but if you're in or near a bushfire-affected area where sources of food have been destroyed and surviving wildlife are at risk of starvation, it is a powerful way to help aid their recovery during this crisis period.

More than one billion native animals are estimated to have perished, and many of those lucky enough to survive have no homes or sources of food to return to. While wildlife rescue organisations, animal protection charities, and state governments are assisting with food drops and distribution, the reality is that we can’t reach every single animal. Some are going to need your help.

If you are in a fire-affected location and spot wildlife that are in clear need of assistance, please pay careful attention to these emergency feeding guides and guidelines — food suitable for one species may be harmful to others.

✔️ Follow instructions carefully
✔️ Always make sure clean water is provided
✔️ Wildlife should only ever be given food when there is absolutely no other option available to them — i.e. after a natural disaster like a bushfire

🚫 Do not provide food if vegetation is growing in the area
🚫 Do not over-feed or leave excess food in the area
🚫 Never place food near roads

Sources and further feeding info 👉 www.AnimalsAus.org/D1J

More practical tips to help wildlife 👉 www.AnimalsAus.org/D1W

Thank you, all, for looking out for the animals in whatever way you can 🙏🧡

28/01/2020

Some of the destruction and the amazing work being done by Telissa and her beautiful family, bringing people in their wider community togerther to support eachother and the wildlife. Much more food donations required there for the wildlife!!

28/01/2020

Some beautiful new growth and small creatures returning in some places!

28/01/2020

Sharing photos of your experience

28/01/2020