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Disasters can result in damage and disruption to homes and essential infrastructure and services, to day to day routines, to employment and can limit your ability to interact with others or access services. They can also place additional stress on personal relationships.
Following a disaster it is common for members of the community to experience psychological distress. Although, eighty per cent of people affected by a disaster will recover with the provision of basic support, twenty per cent of the community may require more intensive therapeutic intervention.
It is normal for individuals to experience a variety of reactions and for different needs to emerge over time, and for people to view and experience the same event differently. That is why we are keen to hear from you about what support or assistance you and/or your family may still need following this disaster.
