Online Resources - Parents and Carers

You and your loved ones’ safety and survival during a bushfire will depend on how prepared you are, and the decisions you make.

Kidsafe is a nationally based charitable, non-government organisation dedicated to child safety through the prevention of unintentional childhood injuries and reducing the severity of unintentional injuries to children under the age of 14 years.

Kidsafe Victoria works in conjunction with other like-minded organisations to promote child injury prevention and educate the Victorian public in the effort to preserve and protect the lives of our children.

Burns and scalds are a high risk for children. Most hot water scalds happen to infants and toddlers in the bathroom. Bathroom and kitchen safety are important, and so is first aid knowledge.

This is a website for Australian mothers, fathers, grandparents and anyone else who has responsibility for the care of children.

To help parents and teachers teach kids why, when and how to call Triple Zero.

Helping Tasmanian communities to work together to prepare for bushfires. The program's aim is to build resilience and capacity in bushfire prevention and preparedness in Tasmanian communities at risk of bushfire through a sustainable community development approach.

What to expect and what to do when fire breaks out when the following conditions are forecast by the Bureau of Meteorology.

The new Fire Danger Rating system alerts the community to new forecast fire danger levels, and guides people's responses to forecast conditions, and when fires are burning.

is part of the world's largest humanitarian organisation. Its community services include providing emergency relief, practical assistance and support following natural disasters.