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We are working collaboratively and compassionately to strengthen Uki and its surrounding communities to become more connected and resilient in this changing world.
We are here to support and inspire the community to help themselves and each other.
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You don’t have to be good friends, but being a good neighbour can make all the difference to your wellbeing.
Our Neighbourhoods Project, stretching from Mount Burrell to Mount Warning Road, is helping us to become a better prepared and resilient community, well equipped and confident to look after ourselves.
Whether you’re new to the area or you’ve lived here for years, find out more about your neighbourhood here.
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RUKI launches new Hub Guide to help communities organise after disasters
Resilient Uki is proud to share that we launched our new Community Emergency Hub Guide on 8th December 2025 — a practical, step-by-step playbook designed to help communities organise and support each other when disaster hits. Developed with the input of 10 community...
Neighbourhoods Project celebrated by HNC
Following the 2022 Northern Rivers floods, Healthy North Coast’s Community Wellbeing & Resilience flood recovery grants supported local organisations, including Resilient Uki, to deliver culturally safe, trauma-informed and community-led initiatives. The grants...
Community-led recovery webinar
In 2022/2023, RUKI participated in the Community-led recovery: evidence, dimensions and supports for Community Recovery Committees project led by a team at The University of Melbourne. The project provided guidance and tools to Community Recovery Committees, building...
“Long-term and sustainable community resilience requires that communities ultimately lead their own process of planning, preparation and recovery.”
Dr Margaret Moreton, Building Resilience in the Face of Catastrophic Events, Leva Resources (2020).
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