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Engage young children with the Triple Zero Kids’ Challenge, an interactive platform teaching life-saving skills through games, quests, and school activities. Designed for Kindergarten to Year 2, kids learn about flood, storm, and tsunami safety while meeting curriculum outcomes.

Discover the role of a Storm and flood damage volunteer, including time commitment, fitness level and skills required.

Explore "Water in the World: Flooding," a Stage 4 Geography resource by NSW SES to teach Year 7 and 8 students about flood risks, resilience, and sustainable water management in the Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley using engaging case studies and real-world examples.

Discover "Water in the World: Geographical Skills," a Stage 4 Geography resource by NSW SES. Equip students with practical skills in mapping, data analysis, and spatial technologies while exploring the Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley case study.

Discover "Water in the World: Fieldwork," a Stage 4 Geography resource by NSW SES. Engage students with hands-on fieldwork exploring flood risks, mitigation strategies, and the geographical characteristics of the Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley using inquiry-based learning and data collection.

Discover "Water in the World: Stories of Resilience," a Stage 4 Geography resource by NSW SES. Engage students with scenarios and stories that build community resilience by exploring preparedness, informed decision-making, and strategies for rebuilding after floods.

Discover the role of a Media liaision officer, including time commitment, fitness level and skills required.

Discover the role of a Flood rescue operator, including time commitment, fitness level and skills required.

Discover the role of a Community engagement volunteer, including time commitment, fitness level and skills required.

Discover the role of a Community first responder, including time commitment, fitness level and skills required.