Skip to main content

Find disaster recovery services and support

First select disaster or event(s)Expand list
Select assistance typeExpand list

Every person and community has a unique story to tell

Navigating life after a disaster looks different for everyone and there is no single journey to recovery. 

Recovery begins while emergency response workers and operations are still occurring. 

We know people navigating life after disasters and hardship in Australia want to hear authentic stories of recovery and resilience.

To share your story get in touch by emailing digital@nema.gov.au.

Latest stories

24 February, 2023
In 2022 the Queensland and New South Wales floods devastated much of Eastern Australia - we speak to NSW community members about their recovery journey.
23 February, 2023

The first tranche of projects funded under a $150 million Australian Government commitment to improve the disaster resilience of the Northern Rivers Region have been given the green light.

19 February, 2023
Thanks to the Black Summer Bushfire Recovery Program, Porepunkah has a concrete helipad ready for when the next emergency, bushfire or flood strikes.
2 February, 2023
New accessibility functionality allows users to customise how they view our website. Find out more about the tool and how to use it.
10 January, 2023
The Australian Government is making help available for people in Western Australia and Northern Territory affected by the ongoing Ex-Tropical Cyclone Ellie.
30 November, 2022
The recent upgrade of Australia’s National Situation Room provides an important boost to Australia’s capability in crisis response and management.
25 November, 2022
Funding is helping councils impacted by Tropical Cyclone Seroja in Western Australia to better manage their recovery when future disasters strike.
15 November, 2022

The Bushfire Resilience Star Rating App will soon be a tool for all Australians to understand the bushfire risk of their home and make the appropriate preparations.

11 November, 2022
The Preparing Australian Communities program is helping prepare Tasmania’s Bruny Island community for bushfire