16.3.11
13.3.11
6.3.11
Community-run Hubs
There are several community-run hubs around Christchurch. They are initiated by residents to help their communities. These are mostly self-sufficient with some having people staying overnight and others where only food is available. Some function only as a social agency.1. Aranui Primary School,
257 Breezes Road
2. Ashburton & Methven
Ashburton Community Link Centre, Cnr Moore & Cass Street
3. Diamond Harbour
In church beside fire station
4. Governors Bay School
Jetty Road
5. Mosque
Deans Avenue
6. Mount Pleasant School
82 Major Hornbrook Rd
7. Opawa Baptist Church
285 Wilsons Rd
8. Rapaki Marae
37 Rapaki Drive
9. Roy Stokes Hall
146 Seaview Rd
10. Rehua Marae
79 Springfield Rd
11. Rewi Alley at Wharenui
Wharenui School, 32A Matipo St
12. South Brighton School
166 Estuary Rd
13. Sumner School
Colenso St
14. Tuahiwi Marae
291 Tuahiwi Rd
4.3.11
Multiple Language Support For Canterbury Earthquake
FAQ for More info, click here
FAQ – updated 8:55 am, Tuesday 1 March 2011Quick list
A quick list of resources and information for people affected by the Canterbury earthquake, translated into a number of languages.
2.3.11
27.2.11
Latest Information for the Deaf Community of Christchurch
Video Update 25th february 2011 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdiptS4KqxU
25.2.11
23.2.11
How you can help the good folks of New Zealand from your home/no cost, just time
New Zealand has been hit by an event so severe that it has triggered something that used to be thought of as a theoretical possibility. A state of national emergency has been declared for the first time. We have several international USAR/US&R teams providing support. However, the city’s infrastructure is in a terrible state.
If you would like to keep in touch with developments - here are some links:
http://webchat.freenode.net channel #eqnz
http://wiki.crisiscommons.org/CrisisCampNZ
If you would like to monitor local & international news to add to http://eq.org.nz, I would appreciate it. I’m coordinating an Ushahidi instance. We have sufficient volunteers approving incoming reports. However, we would be greatful if people could read through news/TV articles and add facts to:
http://eq.org.nz/reports/submit
This instance has received pro-bono support from several major players, including Catalyst IT, Ko-ordinates, Google’s Sydney office, Vodafone, Telecom NZ, 2degrees, Victoria University of Wellington and Optimal Usability. We need to make sure that we have sufficient information over the next few weeks to keep the site sustainable. Your monitoring is vital to ensuring that Christchurch citizens have the information they need to stay healthy and recover.
Tim McNamara
CrisisCampNZ
http://www.timmcnamara.co.nz
http://twitter.com/timClicks
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