Civil Resilience

Community

8 pages. Grouped by what each page covers.

Communications 1

  • Communications when networks fail

    What stops working in a power cut or a phone and broadband outage, what may still work, and the written numbers, radio and agreed meeting po

Flooding 1

  • Flood action groups

    What a community group can do about flooding, from the free warnings to sign up for and the services to check, to the actions the Be Ready p

People 2

  • Checking on neighbours

    What the government's Be Ready pages, the Priority Services Register and the British Red Cross say about knowing who lives near you, agreein

  • The community emergency group

    Who stands behind a community plan, as the resilience forum templates describe them, from the emergency coordinators and volunteers to the k

Plans 3

  • Getting help to start

    Where a new group finds a template, training and support, from the local resilience forum and the council's emergency planning team to Commu

  • Places of safety and rest centres

    What a rest centre is, who opens one, and what the Hampshire and Isle of Wight template says about a community building used as an initial p

  • Writing a community emergency plan

    The sections the Hampshire and Isle of Wight resilience forum template asks a group to fill in, and what the Dorset template calls a plan, w

Volunteering 1

  • Volunteering in an emergency

    Why the government asks people not to turn up at the scene, where calls for help come from, and the voluntary organisations that train volun