Practical and emotional support for flood affected communities
Flood disasters can have a significant impact on the mental health and wellbeing of affected communities and individuals.
The impact may also be felt by people who are not directly affected by the floods, but may have experienced previous trauma related to a natural disaster, have loved ones in affected areas or are witnessing traumatic events through media coverage and social media.
This page provides a range of practical and emotional resources available for people who wish to seek support due to the impact of flood disasters.
24/7 immediate crisis support
If you, or a family member are experiencing distress please contact one of the following numbers
Flood emergency support and disaster assist
Helplines, information and emergency support resources.
Mental health information and support
Information and resources from leading mental health organisations and initiatives.
Children and young people
Access flood disaster resources to support children and young people.
Support in the workplace
Support for emergency services, first responders and those tasked to assist in the recovery effort
Support for media covering disasters
Support and resources for media covering disasters
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities
Information and resources to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Culturally and linguistically diverse support
Support and information for culturally and linguistically diverse communities
Support from Primary Health Networks
Mental health support and information available from Primary Health Networks
