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Building local capability
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05 July 2017
Disaster preparedness
Disaster preparedness for older people
05 July 2017
Join the Care Army – Help older and vulnerable people affected by the COVID-19 outbreak
Just like we banded together as the Mud Army through the 2011 floods – we need to band together right now. Which is why the Queensland Government is calling on all Queenslanders to join the Care Army. The Care Army is made up of everyday Queenslanders who want to help older and vulnerable people living in the community who may not have friends, family or neighbours who are able to support them during the COVID-19 outbreak.
01 April 2020