Auslan - Bushfire presented byTASDeaf
Auslan - Bushfire presented byTASDeaf
The Tasmania Fire Service works hard to educate the community about bushfire hazard risks, how to decide when to leave safely, and how to understand warning and evacuation systems.
However, most of this information is in written or spoken English. This means that deaf, deafblind and hard of hearing Tasmanian's who cannot rely on spoken English or whose first language is Auslan are often the last to know.
This information resource brings important information together for those people that are deaf, deafblind or hard of hearing on bushfire safety.
Additional Information
The Deaf Emergency Information resource brings important information together in one place, in Auslan and in written English. If you are deaf, deafblind or hard of hearing, the Deaf Emergency Information website will help you to:
- Understand the different natural hazards experienced by Victorians every year;
- Learn from the experiences of other people in the community;
- Understand how to watch and act so you can take responsibility for your own safety;
- Learn how to prepare, respond and recover from natural hazard events in your area;
- Understand how emergency services work together.
1. Advice before a bushfire
2. Advice during a bushfire
3. Advice after a bushfire
