Let's be honest, most households have been meaning to sort out their emergency plan for years. This is the session that actually makes it happen.

In two hours, we cover how to read and act on warnings, how to set clear household triggers so nobody's arguing about whether to leave while the fire's getting closer, how to build a plan that works for your actual family, and how to put together a go-bag you'll genuinely grab on the way out the door.

Fun, practical, and immediately useful. No scary statistics. No overwhelming checklists. Just the stuff that matters, explained properly.

Best for: Individuals, families, neighbourhood groups, schools, councils, community organisations. Honestly — everyone.

If you're writing warnings, media releases, or emergency social posts, then this one's for you.

Because here's the thing: a warning that doesn't move people to act isn't really a warning. It's just words on a screen. And in emergency management, we've been producing a lot of words on screens that people don't know what to do with.

This high-energy, hands-on session teaches you how to write and deliver public information that people actually understand: from social posts to press conferences. We run a live scenario so you can test it in real time and get real feedback.

You'll leave with a completely different relationship to the words you put out during an emergency.

Best for: Councils, emergency services, NGOs, comms teams.

Disasters don't care about your busiest quarter. Floods don't check your calendar. And "we'll sort out a plan eventually" is not a business continuity strategy.

In three focused hours we'll fast-track your way through the stuff that actually matters: staff safety, supplier backups, customer communications, and the first steps to getting back on your feet so a disaster doesn't take your business down with it.

You'll walk away with an actionable plan, not a document that lives in a drawer.

Best for: Small businesses, business chambers, industry groups, local operators.

The disaster has happened. The adrenaline is wearing off. And now you're staring down a completely overwhelming to-do list with no idea where to start.

This session is for that moment.

We walk you through the first 10 days after impact: what help exists, how to actually access it, what documents you'll need (and what to do if you don't have them), and how to look after yourself and the people around you while you find your footing.

Because recovery is hard enough without also having to figure it out from scratch.

Best for: Individuals, families, councils, community organisations, small businesses, NGOs. Again, everyone.

Custom Workshop — You tell us

Can't find exactly what you need in the sessions above? Good. That's what this is for.

Maybe you've got a specific hazard you want to focus on. Maybe your audience is a bit unusual: a group of small business owners in a flood-prone region, a school with a lot of families who've never thought about this stuff, an organisation that needs something that covers preparedness and recovery in one hit. Maybe you just know your community and you know a standard session won't cut it.

We'll start with a conversation about what you actually need, who you're trying to reach, and what you want people to walk away knowing and feeling. From there, we'll scope something together, whether that's remixing our existing content to fit your context or building something completely from scratch.

Any length. Any audience. Any hazard.

If it's about helping people understand, prepare, or recover — we can build it.

Best for: Anyone who knows what they need but couldn't find it.