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ENDORSEMENT OF NOOSA LOCAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN 2026 · ATTACHMENT 1 - 2026 Local Disaster Management Plan
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Additional facilities are currently in approval and / or construction stage. Aged care facilities in the region are generally well connected and resilient and have robust business continuity plans in place. At the time of the 2016 Census, 110 people in the Noosa LGA were considered homeless. Within all communities, for any number of reasons, members may be, or become, vulnerable for shorter or longer terms. Such reasons include a reliance on mechanical life support systems (e.g. dialysis, ventilators), a culturally or linguistically diverse background, isolation, little social support or high levels of socio-economic disadvantage, visitors to the region, or chronic or acute health conditions. In 2017-2018 the Australian Bureau of Statistics found just under half of Australians had one or more chronic health conditions and 1 in 5 reported having a mental or behavioural condition (ABS, 2017-2018). Noosa Council 2025 | Local Disaster Management Plan Page 33 of 73
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