Imagine being involved in a car accident or needing surgery urgently. It's those unexpected moments when donated blood becomes the superhero we all need. By giving blood, community members offer hope and vital support to make a difference in times of crisis.

Embarking on a journey to explore new places or experience different cultures is exhilarating. However, amidst the excitement, it's crucial to prioritise your safety and be prepared for emergencies and disasters that may arise during your travels. Whether you're backpacking through remote areas or strolling through bustling cities, unexpected situations can occur.

The online world is an amazing source of information, entertainment, and social interaction, but it also harbors potential risks that can harm our kids. Cyber safety for kids is not just a matter of limiting screen time. It encompasses a wide range of strategies and education to protect children from online threats, such as cyberbullying, inappropriate content, and predatory behaviour.

In times of crisis or emergencies, our primary concern is usually the physical safety of our loved ones. But here's a friendly reminder: it's just as crucial to look out for their mental health. Emergencies can affect our emotional well-being in profound ways. Let's dive into why we need to check on the mental as well as physical health of those we care about.

On the second Saturday of September, the world unites to celebrate World First Aid Day. A day when we emphasise the importance of essential skills that can save lives. So, let's delve into what makes this day so important, and how it equips us to be ready for whatever challenges may come our way.

Did you know that in South Australia, there are almost one million volunteers, whose contribution is valued at around $5 billion annually? Let’s dive into the benefits of volunteering, and explore how it can inspire personal growth, build connections, and create a sense of belonging.

Being prepared for a crisis can mean the difference between loss and survival. From disasters to catastrophic accidents, terrorist attacks and pandemics, emergencies and disasters fill our world now more than ever.

By removing as many unknown variables as possible, we can reduce panic and save time in an emergency.

Emergency preparedness is a crucial concept that emphasises proactive measures and planning to mitigate the impact of unforeseen events and ensure the safety and well-being of individuals and communities. It involves being equipped with the necessary knowledge, resources, and skills to respond effectively during emergencies.

We're proud to declare September as Preparedness Month, a time when we harness the power of social media to communicate, educate, and engage. The 30Days30WaysAUS campaign is an evidence-based and structured approach to emergency risk communication.