Communities recovering from bushfires, floods and other natural disasters now have access to a new one-stop-shop of vital information at Resilience NSW.
Deputy Premier and Minister responsible for Disaster Recovery, John Barilaro said the new Resilience NSW online hub was designed for use on mobile phones, tablets and computers, and had more than 17 State and Federal Agencies represented.
“The Black Summer bushfires and recent storm and flood events devastated parts of NSW and the Government’s priority is to continue support for those communities affected and better prepare for the future,” Mr Barilaro said.
“In times of crisis, and throughout the recovery process, it is crucial to have access to reliable information and resources, which is why, through Resilience NSW, we have created a one-stop-shop online hub for communities to get help when they need it most,” he said.
Minister for Digital and Minister for Customer Service, Victor Dominello said more than 270 web pages under the Resilience NSW banner had been transformed into one central resource.
“When someone is experiencing the anguish of fire, flood or drought, reliable information should be at their fingertips rather than going down a rabbit hole of paperwork,” Mr Dominello said.
“We don’t want to add to stress and anxiety; we want people to have the best customer experience in the palm of their hands,” he said.
The new Resilience NSW website can be accessed at this PS News link.
