When the Heat is On: How to build community resilience in the aftermath of a disaster

Added on 16th Jun 2009

After the fire, healing...

Daryl Taylor of the Kinglake Action Network & Development Organisation (KANDO) discusses how the Kinglake Ranges community is building resilience in the aftermath of disaster.

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