Preparedness education your community will actually use.
A practical, plain-English workshop series for residents, delivered by Disaster Scout. Built to be easy to commission, easy to run, and easy to report on.
Three practical sessions. Before, during and after.
Each workshop runs for about 60-90 minutes, online or in person. Run them as a short series, or space them across the year.
Disaster Scout doesn't do death by powerpoint. Our sessions are built for being practical and adaptable to our audience.
Getting prepared
Which hazards matter locally, what a household plan actually needs, and how to build a kit without panic-buying.
Making sense of it
Understanding warnings and official information, where to check, and how to make decisions under pressure.
Regrouping
Practical first steps afterwards, checking in on each other, and updating your plan with what you’ve learned.
Clear starting points.
Final pricing is confirmed in a short proposal, based on your location, format and needs. [All prices exclude GST.]
pricing.
Pilot package
All three workshops, participant resources and the post-program summary.
Single workshop
One 90-minute session from the series, with participant resources.
Travel, substantial customisation, and bespoke content or design are quoted in your proposal.
Practical outcomes, honestly reported.
For residents
- Practical steps they can take straight away
- A clearer understanding of how to prepare and when to act
- Resources to use long after the session
For council
- A concise record of who took part
- What participants told us, including common questions and gaps
- Suggested follow-up actions
We report what was delivered and what participants told us. We won’t claim a workshop series alone meets a resilience target.
Morgan Dunn, founder of Disaster Scout.
Every workshop is designed and facilitated by Morgan, who brings years of operational experience to a plain-English, people-first format.
Almost a decade in Australian emergency services and emergency management, including emergency public information and warnings, communications, and community education. That work included developing workshops and preparedness materials.
With Disaster Scout- A free, practical emergency-kit workshop for the public
- A household preparedness workshop series
Simple to commission.
Scope
A short call about your community, your goals and the format that suits.
Proposal
A clear proposal with dates, format and a confirmed price.
Deliver
Three workshops, online or in person, with resources for every participant.
Report
A concise summary of participation, feedback and suggested next steps.
Good questions
Is this only for councils?
No. The series is designed for councils and adapts well for state agencies and not-for-profit organisations.
Can the content be tailored to our area?
Yes. Each series reflects your local hazards and the format you choose. Substantial customisation, bespoke content or design is quoted separately.
What insurance do you hold?
Public liability and professional indemnity details. Certificates available on request.
How do we pay?
Invoiced by Disaster Scout, with payment terms negotiable.
Can we include it in a grant-funded program?
Yes. We can provide a proposal and the details you need for grant applications and acquittals.
How accessible are the sessions?
Our workshops are always in easy english and made adaptable to the audience, whether it be for kids or business owners.
Let’s plan something your community will actually use.
Tell me about your community and the timing you’re working to, and I’ll send a short proposal.