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Is Your Small Business Ready for the Unexpected?

Free Disaster Preparedness Sessions for Small Business Owners, Makers and Sole Traders

Disasters can strike at any time—fires, floods, illness, theft, or unexpected disruptions. Are you confident your business could weather the storm?

How will you cope if your business is impacted by a disaster?

Whether you're a sole trader, hobby farmer, small business owner, or the manager of a large corporation, preparing for unexpected events is essential. Fires, floods, storms, illness, theft, or the loss of a major customer can all be considered disasters. How will you cope under the immense stress of a disaster impacting your business?

Join our Disaster Preparedness Sessions designed specifically for small business owners, makers, and sole traders. These sessions will help you:
✅ Protect your hard work and investments.
✅ Minimize downtime and financial losses.
✅ Build a clear plan for any situation.
✅ Gain peace of mind and business resilience.

🌟 Who is this for?
Small business owners, artists, crafters, and sole traders who want to safeguard their livelihood.

💡 What you'll learn:

Simple, practical steps to prepare for emergencies.
How to protect your stock, data, and assets.
Strategies to recover quickly and bounce back stronger.

🗓️ Dates & Locations:

Tuesday March 4th at 1pm - 3pm, Drouin Community Hub, 1 Oak St, Drouin
Saturday 5th April at 10am - 12pm, Warragul Goods Shed, Warragul Train Station car park
Tuesday 8th April at 6pm - 8pm, Warragul Goods Shed, Warragul Train Station car park

🎟️ Reserve your spot now!

Spaces are limited, so don’t miss out!

Be proactive. Be prepared. Protect your business.

This session is open to all businesses, regardless of size or financial turnover.

Hosted by the Baw Baw Shire Council Emergency Management Team, with support from the Victoria State Government Council Flood Support Fund