The Mid Mountains Community Garden is a great place to share knowledge and learn new skills. Their regular Saturday morning working bees are an opportunity for everyone to explore the garden, help out with weeding, watering and planting, and share knowledge about growing your own food.

The Mid Mountains Community Garden is a great place to share knowledge and learn new skills. Their regular Saturday morning working bees are an opportunity for everyone to explore the garden, help out with weeding, watering and planting, and share knowledge about growing your own food.

Have you helped your neighbourhood in times of crisis? Join us to learn more about looking after yourself and others in your community in this free online workshop.

This short course has been specifically designed for practitioners, volunteers and community members who are (or will be) working in post-disaster settings. The course has been written by leading disaster recovery researchers at the University of Melbourne and combines the rigour of academic research with a focus on practical application.

Have you helped your neighbourhood in times of crisis? Join us to learn more about looking after yourself and others in your community in this free online workshop.

This refresher course allows people who have completed a 12-hour Standard Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) course to improve their knowledge and skills.

Local artisans will gather at the Megalong Valley Community Hall with their homemade and homegrown wares. Soap, fresh produce, honey, woodwork, macrame, jewellery, crafts, olive oil, wine, and more.

The Mid Mountains Community Garden is a great place to share knowledge and learn new skills. Their regular Saturday morning working bees are an opportunity for everyone to explore the garden, help out with weeding, watering and planting, and share knowledge about growing your own food.

The Mid Mountains Community Garden is a great place to share knowledge and learn new skills. Their regular Saturday morning working bees are an opportunity for everyone to explore the garden, help out with weeding, watering and planting, and share knowledge about growing your own food.

Join AIDR and the Australian Red Cross as we listen, learn and engage with disaster recovery mentors and advisors in the new Recovery Uncovered webinar series.

The Mid Mountains Community Garden is a great place to share knowledge and learn new skills. Their regular Saturday morning working bees are an opportunity for everyone to explore the garden, help out with weeding, watering and planting, and share knowledge about growing your own food.

Have you helped your neighbourhood in times of crisis? Join us to learn more about looking after yourself and others in your community in this free online workshop.

Have you helped your neighbourhood in times of crisis? Join us to learn more about looking after yourself and others in your community in this free online workshop.

Have you helped your neighbourhood in times of crisis? Join us to learn more about looking after yourself and others in your community in this free online workshop.

Come along to the Zig Zag Railway in Clarence for a bumper day of markets, trains, food and entertainment. See you then!

Gender and Disaster Australia is bringing our award winning Lessons in Disaster training to regional NSW.

Tickets are free thanks to federal funding from the Commonwealth Government, through the National Plan to End Violence Against Women and Children 2022-2032.

We hope to see you at the Megalong Valley FireWise Expo - meet your local brigade, learn about fire preparation and planning, map your property and meet your neighbours. 

Take action toward climate change, save money and transition to a lower-emission lifestyle.

Webinar this Thursday 31 August "Reducing risks for people and houses". Register now to get your link to the LIVE Webinar https://br.org.au/webinar. You will also be notified when the recording is available.

Take action toward climate change, save money and transition to a lower-emission lifestyle.

The Lifeline Accidental Counsellor course equips participants with the essential skills and structure to:

• Recognise when a person is in crisis.

• Respond in an appropriate and compassionate manner.

• Refer the person to a suitable service.

The Lifeline Accidental Counsellor course equips participants with the essential skills and structure to:

• Recognise when a person is in crisis.

• Respond in an appropriate and compassionate manner.

• Refer the person to a suitable service.

The Lifeline Accidental Counsellor course equips participants with the essential skills and structure to:

• Recognise when a person is in crisis.

• Respond in an appropriate and compassionate manner.

• Refer the person to a suitable service.

Hosted by Blue Mountains Bushfire Resilience, a locally led initiative of Springwood Neighbourhood Centre. This Bushfire Local Economic Recovery project is jointly funded by the Australian and NSW Governments under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.

Hosted by Blue Mountains Bushfire Resilience, a locally led initiative of Springwood Neighbourhood Centre. This Bushfire Local Economic Recovery project is jointly funded by the Australian and NSW Governments under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.

Hosted by Blue Mountains Bushfire Resilience, a locally led initiative of Springwood Neighbourhood Centre. This Bushfire Local Economic Recovery project is jointly funded by the Australian and NSW Governments under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.

Hosted by Blue Mountains Bushfire Resilience, a locally led initiative of Springwood Neighbourhood Centre. This Bushfire Local Economic Recovery project is jointly funded by the Australian and NSW Governments under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.