Online education webinar: Early trauma care – keeping it simple
Register for an online education webinar: Early trauma care - keeping it simple.
Register for an online education webinar: Early trauma care - keeping it simple.
The aftermath of Cyclone Gabrielle and last month’s Auckland flooding is having a significant impact on the lives of many of our people across the North Island, but help is available if you need it.
COVID-19 has been identified within the community and emergency response personnel in the Hawke’s Bay following the impacts of ex-tropical Cyclone Gabrielle.
Experiencing a disaster can be overwhelming. It’s normal for you and your whānau to feel upset and physically drained during and after an emergency event.
Help is available to anyone at Fire and Emergency who needs it during this severe weather event.
With states of local emergencies in place for Auckland and Northland, many families, including our own Fire and Emergency whanau have been impacted personally.
Fire and Emergency has a partnership agreement with My Health Hub to deliver health/medical response-related topics to our people once a month in a webinar.
With the working year coming to a close and the holiday season ahead of us, it is important to support our peers and colleagues at this potentially stressful and intense time of year.
We are committed to supporting our people’s wellbeing and recognise it has been a hard year, so wanted to provide some tips to support you this summer.
Recently Apple launched the iPhone 14 and a new generation of Apple Watches which include a feature called Automatic Crash Detection.