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2015-06-23 I&S Agenda - Item 5 - Local Disaster Recovery Plan - Attachment 2
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material and financial
transport
health/medical
communication
information
community meeting spaces and connectivity
culturally specific needs
Medium term Recovery
Conduct medium-term recovery needs assessment.
What are evolving medium-term recovery needs?
psychosocial support
temporary accommodation
material and financial support
health/medical
communication
information
assistance with recovery processes (e.g. grants, insurance, clean up)
community meeting spaces and connectivity
culturally specific needs
if required, implement outreach programs
ensure that displaced persons are connected and able to re-engage with their ‘home’
communities
provide psychosocial support mechanisms
provide support and resources to enable people to access services, including
interpreters to cater for cultural and linguistic diversity, resources for people with
mobility, vision and hearing impairment, and for people with a cognitive disability
consider the needs of tourists and persons from interstate and overseas
ensure that planning and implementation of services and activities maintain an
awareness of cultural implications for various groups
if established, coordinate the management and operation of recovery centres
monitor and manage public health advice, safety and disease control
Long term Recovery
food and water supply
safety and security
access to private, self-contained accommodation for displaced persons
restoration of personal health and clinical services
management of public health issues
ensure that persons with special needs are not forgotten in planning processes
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