***PLEASE SEE COMMENTS AT BOTTOM OF THIS POST FOR CURRENT UPDATES***
There have been an unprecedented number of bushfires across the NSW Mid North Coast, creating significant impact on NSW Mid North Coast communities.
As you may be aware, there are and have been several road closures and unsafe zones in the area, which has affected and will continue to affect some of the services we can provide during this time.
There are also warnings that the week ahead will be dangerous due to the weather forecast. Today (11th November 2019), the NSW Rural Fire Service has issued notification of a state of emergency for seven days, with catastrophic fire danger forecast for tomorrow (12th November 2019). For additional information, please see the below links:
The bushfires have impacted Enriched Health Care’s team members and participants.
Please be assured that we are communicating with team members and participants who have been affected to ensure everyone is safe and have the supports they need.
We will continue to accept referrals and provide treatment and care, with responsiveness to the best of our capacity. We appreciate your patience as we prioritise the safety of our participants and team members.
The NSW Rural Fire Service website provides detailed information on fires nearby:
There is also a mobile phone app you can download.
Please see below some of the facebook pages that provide regular updates on the NSW fires:
https://www.facebook.com/MidNorthCoastNswEmergencySituations
https://www.facebook.com/nswrfs
https://www.facebook.com/EungaiRFS
https://www.facebook.com/TareeNswRuralFireBrigade
https://www.facebook.com/nswincidents
If you live in or around an area where there are fires, please visit the facebook page ‘The Bushfires Across Eastern New South Wales, Australia: Crisis Response’ https://www.facebook.com/crisisresponse where you can let your family and friends know that you are safe, plus offer and request help.
Here are some ways you can connect with Enriched Health Care for any queries or concerns:
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/enrichedhealthcare
Chat: https://www.enrichedhealthcare.com (bottom right of page)
Community discussions: https://enrichedhealthcare.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/community/topics
Email: support@enrichedhealthcare.com.au
Text message: 0488 807 657
Phone: (02) 6583 6900
To those of you in bushfire zones or nearby areas, please stay safe and have a bushfire survival plan ready. If you do not have a bushfire survival plan, the following NSW Rural Fire Service link can help you https://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/plan-and-prepare/bush-fire-survival-plan.
We've included the following NSW Health link with important information to maintain health during bushfires https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/emergency_preparedness/weather/Pages/bushfire.aspx
To the firefighters and emergency services who are dedicating their time to fight these bushfires and keep our community safe, we are sincerely grateful.
It’s amazing to see communities come together to support each other during these difficult and stressful times.
Stay safe everyone,
Simon and Rebecca
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There's been a recent update on prediction of the Mid North Coast fire path.
Please see below map and link.
Enriched Health Care Gait and Motion Clinic's clinical services and Enriched Workplace corporate health services are closed for today 12th November 2019. We'll keep you up to date regarding further changes over the coming week.
Enriched Health Care NeuroWell Case Management services continue to be available to assist current case managed participants. We also continue to support all NDIS and My Aged Care participants to ensure they have the supports they need.
For urgent matters, particularly related to fires, you can contact us via mobile (call or text) 0488 807 657, phone 02 6583 6900, facebook https://www.facebook.com/enrichedhealthcare
For emergencies, please call 000.
http://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0005/121595/North-East-Fires-Prediction-1000.pdf?fbclid=IwAR1uwHjQ5AY0hmwyUQzcLu8fIqcMkJtJgeEA2fm-7HnES_OajEnNRvCvgbw
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