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2015-06-23 I&S Agenda - Item 5 - Local Disaster Recovery Plan - Attachment 2
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28.4 Outreach
Outreach support may be an important component of recovery to both fully assess the
impact of the event and to ensure all community members have access to core recovery
information and services available.
If it is going to be used, outreach should generally commence as soon as access is made
available to affected areas and the purpose of the use of an outreach program should be
clearly articulated.
Actions
Consider the following actions when using an outreach approach in disaster recovery:
activate designated outreach manager/organisation
obtain briefing from recovery manager on:
nature of emergency
area or impact
objectives of proposed outreach program
confirm purpose, objectives and activities of outreach program
consider multi-agency outreach teams
assemble and brief outreach management and operational staff
establish mapping systems (geographic, property)
establish data collection, collation and distribution systems
inform communities about the outreach program
prepare contingencies for communicating with non-English speakers and people with
communication disabilities
ensure safety issues for outreach teams are identified, communicated and managed
assemble resources for outreach teams:
vehicles
printed information
water
establish rosters
undertake briefing and debriefing of outreach field teams
provide information and feedback to recovery management team on:
extent of damage to residential buildings
community needs
individual specific needs
identification of high-needs persons/households
Provide referral to specialist services as required
Ensure ongoing support for outreach staff
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