Onkaparinga Australian Red Cross EmergencyRedi™ Workshop

Enjoy a sausage sizzle on the night - provided by the Recreation Grounds committee

As the world continues to warm, the weather in Australia is getting more extreme.

That’s why NRMA Insurance is on a mission to ensure Australian communities know their local risks and are educated on how to prepare for extreme weather.

To do this we have created Help Nation – an initiative that unites people, communities, and organisations across Australia to get prepared.

To help get prepared join us at a free Australian Red Cross EmergencyRedi™ Workshop.

Through these workshops, you will learn about your local risks and the practical, psychological, and social steps you can take to prepare for emergencies and minimise the impacts of disasters and other crises on your life.

Participating in an EmergencyRedi™ workshop will give you an introduction to preparedness, allow you to begin your own emergency RediPlan®, and provide you with the knowledge and tools to continue preparing yourself and the people most important to you for emergencies.

The EmergencyRedi™ workshop will cover four key areas and help you create a RediPlan®:

1. Get in the Know - know the risks you face, including weather risks in your local area, how your life might be disrupted and who can help

2. Get Connected – How to connect to your community to help each other in an emergency

3. Get Organised – Make a plan and ensure you’re covered to reduce stress and save you precious time as you recover

4. Get Packing – Get practical and learn what items to pack that will help you during and after an emergency

Book your spot to attend today, as places are limited to 25 people.

To find out how else you can prepare for extreme weather visit: nrma.com.au/helpnation

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