Many communities, hapū, iwi and marae were impacted by Cyclone Gabrielle and flooding in January and February 2023 in Northland, Auckland, Waikato, Bay of Plenty, East Coast and Hawkes Bay regions and the Tararua district.

In the aftermath it led a lot of us to start thinking about how we can better prepare ourselves for these seemingly more frequent natural disasters to protect our people should we face another devasting event.

One of the key learnings from Civil Defence was the necessity of key survival essentials availability as response times from front line staff can be up to 72 hours.  Equipping communities with the means to feed, hydrate, warm, communicate and administer first aid took a lot of pressure off front line staff so they could attend more urgent events.

Crisis Bunker specialises in community Disaster preparedness and can offer your community a secure resilience hub to give you assurance you have the resources you need if disaster strikes. We supply an A grade secure shipping container with shelving and a work bench, loaded with all the vital essentials you will need to get through a catastrophic event.

Crisis Bunker Resilience Hubs include emergency survival essentials to cover 6 main area's

Crisis Bunker Resilience Hubs include emergency survival essentials to cover 6 main area's

And much more

The Cyclone Gabrielle Appeal Trust Funding round has closed however you can still register interest if you have other funding available. Get in touch and we can give you a full run down on what we can do for you.
Or we can add you to our waiting list and we will let you know when suitable funding becomes available.