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SEQ and New South Wales Floods Support
Overview
Recent flooding and severe weather events have impacted many people across Queensland and New South Wales.
Flood disasters can have a significant impact on the mental health and wellbeing of affected communities and individuals. While the current focus is on keeping safe and protecting homes and families, it is also important to support our own mental wellbeing and the wellbeing of those around us.
The impact may also be felt by people who are not directly affected by the floods, but may have experienced previous trauma related to a natural disaster, have loved ones in affected areas or are witnessing traumatic events through media coverage and social media.
If you are feeling overwhelmed, it is important that you talk to someone you trust, a GP or support service about how you are feeling. Below is a range of resources for people who wish to seek support due to the impact of flood disasters:
Below is a list of resources tailored for the needs of different people and communities which may have been impacted by the floods
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Page last updated 10th March 2022