Preparedness happening right across Aotearoa, designed alongside the marae, schools and organisations who carry the response.
Every project below started by listening. These are the communities we have worked alongside, and what we built together.
Over 200 household emergency backpacks delivered to a kaupapa Māori health and social services provider equipping whānau across the Hauraki region, including rural areas where response times can differ in an emergency.
A kura based hub supporting students, whānau and the wider community with resources, communications and response capability when it matters most.
Bringing marae leaders, funders and preparedness partners together to strengthen local response capability across Te Tai Tokerau.
Accessible power and communication kits supporting disabled people and their whānau to stay informed, connected and prepared.
Marae leaders, funders and partners coming together to build more resilient communities across the Bay of Plenty.
A marae led hub equipped to support vulnerable whānau, coordinate response and stand strong for the wider community when disaster strikes.
Supporting marae led emergency response across Ngātiwai communities when help is needed most.
A hub that reflects the identity of the community and is ready when it matters most.
Supporting frontline community leaders who respond first when disaster strikes.
A full preparedness programme reflecting the identity of the community and ready when it matters most.
Improving readiness in a region with known flood and infrastructure risks.
A central point of support for whānau during isolation and severe weather events.
A reliable hub providing central support for whānau during isolation and severe weather, with access to critical resources when needed most.
A secure, ready to deploy hub giving Matauri Bay whānau critical resources, communication and support during emergencies and isolation.
A well equipped hub enabling Te Tawa whānau to respond, support and sustain themselves during emergencies and extended isolation.
Helping staff and students respond quickly during emergencies, whether they hunker down or evacuate.
Strengthening local response capability in a growing community.
Most communities start with a conversation. No commitment, no product pitch. Just getting to know your place, your people and what being ready looks like for your rohe.
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