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25.01.2022 PSO Week: Celebrating Peer Support Officers Last week we celebrated our wonderful Peer Support Officers who go above and beyond to support all members of QFES. Congratulations to Brendan Jones on receiving the Olga Wilson Award which acknowledges QFES PSOs who provide outstanding service and support to QFES members and their families in times of difficulty.

24.01.2022 1 hour until this BOM webinar goes live! Register now to tune in at 7pm or to access the recording later

24.01.2022 Episodes 1, 2 and 3 of The Patch - QLD SES Podcast are now available online and on Spotify. Our very own Aram Ross, Deputy Local Controller Sunshine Coast, has launched this podcast series during the COVID-19 period to engage SES members throughout the isolation phase and beyond. Each episode, Aram interviews a guest speaker for about 20 minutes, giving insight into a variety of subjects relevant to SES members.... All listeners are welcome to join the Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepatchpodcast/ to share ideas, suggest a guest, offer feedback or ask follow up questions for a previous guest. You can also email [email protected] __________________________________________________ Episode 1 thepatch.podbean.com/e/episode-1-disaster-management-and-p/ Episode 2 thepatch.podbean.com/e/episode-2-mental-health-and-pandemi/ Episode 3 thepatch.podbean.com/e/episode-3-all-things-ses/

24.01.2022 You may have seen us out and about or on the news last week following the storm in the Caloundra You may have wondered what we do or wanted to find out more You may have wanted to talk to some SES volunteers to see if this type of volunteering is for you You may have thought I would love to do that Or you may just be interested in seeing what our people do or why they do it ... Whatever the reason come and join us tomorrow and find out more Sunshine Coast SES Unit are having open day is on tomorrow (Saturday 30th January) from 10 am until 2 pm at the Nambour Showgrounds . There will be chainsaw, working safely at heights and Vertical rescue demonstrations,check out the drone, you can see our equipment and vehicles and have a chat with our volunteers. Come check it out #qldses 92.7 MIX FM ABC Sunshine Coast 7NEWS Sunshine Coast WIN News Sunshine Coast #QFES See more

24.01.2022 Hi North Coast SES As you are aware, all non-operational activities (i.e. training) have ceased as a result of COVID-19. As we monitor the spread of coronavirus, QFES and SES continue to develop responses to support business continuity and operational readiness. For more info, check your email for the latest Orange Flyer newsletter. Subscribe here if you haven't already: https://qld.us9.list-manage.com/subscribe

23.01.2022 The 5 ways we can all help to prevent the spread of coronavirus

23.01.2022 At SES we're all about Mate helping mate Neighbour helping neighbour People helping people One way we can ALL help each other right now is to stay home and only go out for essentials

23.01.2022 Remember back in the good old days when we could still train in a gym? #socialdistancing Last month, SES members went to Kedron for some preliminary remote rescue training. Of course this was back when face to face was normal, before all training stopped due to coronavirus #stopthespread In the meantime, please stay safe and hang in there everyone!

21.01.2022 It's Get Ready Queensland Week! Did you know one in two Queenslanders are still yet to pack their emergency evacuation kit? With more rain and greater risk of cyclone activity forecast for the upcoming disaster season, it’s time to Get Ready Queensland! For more information on how you can get involved in Get Ready Queensland Week, visit: https://getready.qld.gov.au/

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20.01.2022 SES WEEK This week (17-25 October), we say a heartfelt thank you to the SES staff and volunteers across Queensland. From Cairns to Cooroy, Bundaberg to Barc...aldine, Taroom to Trinity Beach, there are over 6,000 dedicated volunteers across the state who give up their time to help their communities. It has been a massive year for the SES being major players in the response to the historic 2019/20 bushfire season and COVID-19 pandemic. Keep an eye on our Facebook page throughout the week to meet some of the wonderful SES volunteers featured in the SES Week Awards. We’d love to see photos of how you’re celebrating SES Week! Share them in the comments below See more

19.01.2022 #NationalVolunteerWeek is here and this annual celebration is all about acknowledging the generous contribution of our nation’s volunteers. Here’s to all the volunteers across Australia who work all year round to protect us at our most vulnerable Whatever the challenges we might face together; be it bushfires, floods, storms or a global pandemic... We thank you for generously lending your time and efforts to protect our communities. We can't wait to see (virtually) all our SES volunteers and supporters this Wednesday wearing orange for #WOWday in celebration of SES too!

19.01.2022 Countdown: 5 days to go until #WOWday Wear Orange Wednesday is happening next week on Wednesday 20 May, so remember to dress up and give thanks to SES members for everything they do (yourself included if this is you!) SES members are also invited to join the virtual morning tea 10:30am on Zoom to celebrate (check your emails or the latest Orange Flyer for your invite) #ThankYouSES

18.01.2022 A week until #RUOK? Day Thurs 10 Sep #AreTheyTripleOK? is a campaign to encourage stronger social and peer support across the police and emergency services. The campaign has a simple message: "We're always there to help. Let's make sure we help each other and ask R U OK?" www.ruok.org.au/triple-ok... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFBqddRMflM&feature=youtu.be

17.01.2022 It's going to be a wet Summer, Queensland! The Bureau of Meteorology has confirmed that a La Niña has formed in the tropical Pacific. That means Queensland is in for wetter-than-average conditions from now until at least the end of the year. We can't control the weather but we can take steps to prepare and protect what matters most. ... Now's the time to: Prepare a plan Start packing a few extra emergency supplies Check your insurance is up-to-date For more information on how to get ready, visit: https://getready.qld.gov.au/ #GetReadyQueensland

13.01.2022 As if this isn't the cutest thing ever... Thanks Jacob!

12.01.2022 Biggenden, Tiaro and Maryborough SES Groups recently received Milwaukee battery powered lights, a defibrillator and split stretcher as part of a successful partnership with Energex, Ergon Energy & Powerlink Queensland. Reminder to all SES Groups that the 2020-21 Energising Queensland SES Equipment Program is still open and applications are due by Friday 14 August 2020. Thank you again to our partners for funding this program, which helps our SES groups be better equipped to support their community in times of need. #EnergisingQldSES

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11.01.2022 To all our amazing SES volunteers, we want to say a huge THANK YOU Please accept this virtual hi-5 and gratitude from the NCR staff team Wear Orange Wednesday is here to celebrate SES volunteers for the valuable contribution you make to your communities each time you pull on your orange uniform. We invite you to pat yourself on the back today and know that we, and so many others, are truly grateful for your service ... #ThankYouSES #WOWday Comment below an orange emoji to celebrate!

10.01.2022 3 days to go until #WOWday Remember it's Wear Orange Wednesday this week on Wed 20 May, so don't forget to share the love and say #ThankYouSES

08.01.2022 State Emergency Service (SES) volunteers in Cairns are on a roll helping the local community! Our volunteers have been delivering essential supplies to Meals on... Wheels so they can continue to support those who are feeling a little more isolated than usual. What positive gestures have you seen in your community? What have you done to make this difficult time a little easier for those around you? Comment below!

08.01.2022 Today's Zoom morning tea was pretty cool It was so great to see volunteers and staff from all across QLD celebrating #WOWday physically apart, yet virtually together #ThankYouSES

04.01.2022 Want to give back to the community. What to help during disasters. Why not join the SES. Come and check out what we do and how to join

03.01.2022 WOW DAY IS HERE For those who are joining the WOW day celebration virtual morning tea 10:30am on Zoom see you in 30min! "In honour of this day, we take the time to thank our Queensland SES volunteers for their dedication and tireless devotion to their communities. Our volunteers provide an invaluable service to the state of Queensland, for which our gratitude cannot be properly expressed. The past year has been especially trying for the Queensland com...munity, and we deeply thank our volunteers for the endless dedication and assistance they have given in the response during both the difficult fire season and the COVID-19 pandemic effort, in addition to this year's severe weather season. The Queensland community owes them it's gratitude." Photo: #WOWDay 2019 at NCR Regional Office #ThankYouSES

03.01.2022 Good afternoon SES NCR Today is RUOK? Day. It has been a difficult year with many experiencing anxiety and social isolation, job loss or income insecurity as a result of COVID-19. RUOK? Day is a good reminder to do what SES members do best care about other people in their community. Whether family, friend, team member or neighbour, connecting with people and reaching out to them can make a huge difference in a day or in a life. Check out some of the resources available on t...he QFES pages to support the conversations that can happen after you ask RUOK? Take care of yourselves and others. Thanks Merrick Ilett Regional Manager State Emergency Service North Coast Region

03.01.2022 Finally some good weather for members of our region and unit to complete the ATV course. Congratulations to these members and it’s great to see our SES assets b...eing put into trainings, courses and to use for activations in our area, we have already seen in its short time how useful the ATV is @ Sunshine Coast, Queensland See more

02.01.2022 SES Week 2020 Life Membership Awards have been presented to just a handful of SES Volunteers since it’s introduction for the 40th Anniversary of SES four years ago. Each Region across the State is normally limited to recognising one member per region per year who have been recognised for their strong, outstanding individual commitment and special contribution to the service over an extended period. This year TWO North Coast Region members have been awarded our highest lev...el of membership: Graeme Dean and Stan Ryan Graeme Dean As one of the longest serving members of the Maroochydore Group, Graeme has been a dedicated member for 33 years, logging an impressive 2886 volunteer hours, and he is also currently the Maroochydore Deputy Group Leader. In the nomination, Graeme was described as calm, conscientious, with a dry sense of humour. A member who sets an excellent example to all and often mentors others. He is very active in the community operationally as well as in community engagement activities. He is also a very valued trainer both at unit, group and regional level. Congratulations Graeme on your Lifetime Member Award Stan Ryan Stan has been an active member of the SES for over 39 years, contributing over 4000 volunteer hours. He is a member of the Cooroy Group in the Noosa SES Unit. Stan served as the Noosa Local Controller from 1992 2004 and again from 2010 2017. He holds qualifications and operator appointments in six SES functions and is also a highly regarded trainer in many of these areas. His leadership and conduct is acknowledged as being exemplary and he is a highly valued member of not only the Noosa Unit but also across the North Coast Region. Congratulations Stan on your Lifetime Member Award

02.01.2022 #ANZACDay2020 was commemorated in a very different way on Saturday 25 April. Instead of providing community safety support at Dawn Services or marching in parades across the region, SES members and their families proudly marked the solemn occasion in their own homes and driveways. Thanks to the many members who showed their respect and who shared their personal commemoration with us. #LestWeForget