Find information regarding shift changes, frequently asked questions and disaster resources in response to Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred Most shifts have now returned to usual operations, with some additional shifts running in affected locations. Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred affected many communities on the East Coast of Australia. We have been proud to respond offering clean laundry, warm showers and genuine connection to those in need – including in evacuation centres. Service Changes Greater Brisbane – Some shifts returning from 11 March. Check services map for details. Northern Rivers – Some shifts returning from 11 March. Check services map for details. Gold Coast – Most shifts returning from 11 March. Check services map for details. Sunshine Coast – Most shifts returning from 11 March. Check services map for details. Ipswich – Regular shifts have resumed. Toowoomba – Regular shifts have resumed. Dalby – Regular shifts have resumed. Mid North Coast – Regular shifts have resumed. Crisis Response Services We are proud to have teams responding in affected areas, where it’s safe to do so. https://orangesky.org.au/wp-content/uploads/CRS-Socials-Cut.mp4 If you're in a position to support Ex Tropical Cyclone Alfred has left many in our community facing uncertainty, and for our friends who were already doing it tough - the impact is even greater. Evacuation centres have become a temporary home, with many arriving with bags of wet clothes and bedding - and nowhere to get them clean and dry. Our team is on the ground, rolling up their sleeves to help - but we need your support too . In times of disaster, we need to keep showing up, whenever we're needed most. Donate today Emergency services For more information about preparing for this weather event, or for specific information in your region - please access the Government resources linked below QLD NSW Working together Community Recovery Partners Community Recovery Partners