Northern Territory emergency service cadet unit St Philips College.
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Safer Community Awards | Australian Emergency Management Library | BOOK | 363.378093099429 NOR (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 010336693 |
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363.378 WIL Wildfire Plan and Resources Management Systems / | 363.3780820993 KAN Recruitment and retention of women volunteers within the Fire Service / | 363.3780835 HAL Hall junior brigade / | 363.378093099429 NOR Northern Territory emergency service cadet unit St Philips College. | 363.378095184 GRE The Great Black Dragon Fire: a Chinese inferno. | 363.3780971 CAN The Canadian fire officer's guide to emergency management. | 363.3780973 KRA Fire officer's guide to disaster control / |
Entrant : Safer Communities Awards 2003
As a result of a St Philip's College pupil witnessing how students of a sister school in Germany gave assistance at an air disaster, the first Emergency Service Cadet Unit in the Northern Territory (NT) has been formed. The students in Europe had been part of such a cadet unit. This student outreach initiative has the support of the NT Emergency Service Southern Region Headquarters staff. The primary goal of the Unit is for students who become involved to gain greater awareness of safety, and to have a better understanding of emergency management.
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