Handbook for community recovery workers (post disaster).

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Hill, John

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1988Description: 33pReport number: State GovernmentSubject: Community servicesSubject: Disaster recoverySubject: Disaster reliefSubject: Recovery managementSubject: This book is an abbreviated version of the book written by the authors reflecting the commitment and dedication of the Ash Wednesday community recovery workers, especially for their creative intervention used in the process of recovery following disaster. The authors outline the basic principles and values which they believe are the foundation of community recovery. It is essentially based on the experience of the Ash Wednesday fires in Victoria.Subject: Volunteers

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Handbook, Manual

Community services

Disaster recovery

Disaster relief

Recovery management

This book is an abbreviated version of the book written by the authors reflecting the commitment and dedication of the Ash Wednesday community recovery workers, especially for their creative intervention used in the process of recovery following disaster. The authors outline the basic principles and values which they believe are the foundation of community recovery. It is essentially based on the experience of the Ash Wednesday fires in Victoria.

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