Learn how to prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters & emergencies.

Emergencies can happen anytime — earthquakes, floods, storms, or prolonged power cuts. Being prepared means you and your whānau can respond quickly, confidently, and safely when it matters most.

Join NZ Red Cross and Lakes Multicultural Collective for this free, practical, and interactive workshop designed especially for multicultural communities in Queenstown Lakes. No prior experience or knowledge is needed — just come along, bring your questions, and learn in a supportive, friendly environment. This event is supported by QLDC Welcoming Communities. (In Wānaka? Be sure to check out your Good and Ready workshop HERE.)

In this workshop you’ll learn:

Why emergency preparedness matters for our communities
Understanding local hazards and risks
How to create a household or community plan
Resources and templates to take away and use in your own groups

💡 These sessions are part of Lakes Multicultural Collective's Settlement Integration Services, designed to give newcomers, migrants, ethnic, and Pacific communities practical knowledge and tools to help them thrive and stay safe here in the Queenstown Lakes District.

📍 Queenstown Events Centre – Meeting Room, Joe O’Connell Drive, Frankton

🗓 Tuesday, 16 September

🕕 5:30pm – 7:00pm (Light refreshments from 5:30pm, and workshop from 6-7pm)

💲 Free – All welcome! Adults and children encouraged to attend.

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