Lake Macquarie Child & Family Interagency - Redi to Adapt Workshop

A dynamic and flexible approach to emergency preparedness 

Date: Thursday 19th February 2026 

Time: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm 

Cost: $11.90


The Redi to Adapt workshop supports service providers to strengthen their knowledge, resilience and capacity during emergencies. This session is for early childhood services, schools and child & family service professionals.


This collaborative, practical session is designed to equip participants with the tools and partnerships needed to help safeguard their people and maintain services during emergencies. The workshop is delivered through three modules: the impact of disasters, organisational preparedness, and supporting resilient clients.


Participants will learn how to:

· Understand local hazards and risks relevant to your organisation.

· Develop or refine an emergency plan suited to your service and client needs.

· Build confidence to act without waiting for emergency services during a crisis.

· Engage staff, carers, and clients in preparedness activities.


Catering is provided. To find out more and book click HERE

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