Cyclonenetwork As A Helper Study

One of the biggest reasons why I would love to become part of the staff is that I enjoy helping people. If someone has a question that they ask in chat, I am always on top of messaging them. I feel like as player in a community, it is my respoinsibility to not only enjoy the game I am playing, but for others to enjoy the game as well. I love to communicate with others in the chat, crack jokes, help out; anything I can do to make someone's day special. I think being a bog part in the community

It wasn’t Jonathan’s duty to help the ones in need, but gladly he took over that role and that communicates to us of the kind, compassionate person he is. His non-verbal communication reveal more meaning and it created a higher dimension, signifying that he would rescue you and provide a place to stay. People throughout Hurricane Harvey were combating with nature and it was out of their control, but having a strong community that would lend a hand is truly impactful. Jonathan’s team didn’t only provide food and a shelter, but they gave locals secureness that they would live. The communication and connection throughout the flood was immensely useful and took place in many forms. It created waves to reach other locals or nations who help sustain the community in a critical moment, whether by social media, websites, or straight contact. Every communication influenced one way or another. Jonathans’ experience reveals that we are all a chain and we will be connected, or sustained by maintaining to support each other in time of despair. All heroes of Harvey made a difference, it was an impactful way that changes lives and the paths of others to gives another opportunity to live. He did an immense blessing throughout the community and though there were complications in trying to help, he continued and found a way which made me understand the determination he had.The matter of the situation was enormous, but as Jonathan said “The impact was not

Their many issue's that I'm trying to solve in the community. One of the more important issues to me is Hunger. Their are so many people who have to go to shelters, Food Banks & Local Community centers for food.Which is why I'll be volunteering at one of those establishments . In the most recent “Hunger in America 2010” study by Feeding Amer­ica, the Commonwealth of Virginia’s food banks served 42% children. Which shows how effective they are for so many kids who need food.

To begin,In order to prepare for a cat 5 storm a person should 100% buy a lot of water and food. Also a person should buy a generator for when the power goes out. Another thing a person should do is that if you have a boat or a motorcycle you should bring it in your garage or some place safe. According to “Mynews.com,”it states that you should buy 1 gallon water per person per day,and canned foods.

A storm that occurred on June 29, 2015, caused significant damage to twenty-seven (27) buildings and nine (9) garages owned by Rice Creek Townhouses. All buildings are located in Fridely, MN and used as residential rental units and garages.

1) Why do you believe you should be part of the staff team for CycloneNetwork?

2. Describe how you think you could make a difference on CycloneNetwork as a Helper:

Cyclone Tracy had a devastating effect on Darwin. Many, many buildings and houses were completely destroyed. Over 50 people were killed, and hundreds were left injured. Overall, 30 000 people were left homeless, the electricity failed, and there was not much food or fresh water available. Many thought that disease would break out. 

When Cyclone Tracy hit Darwin, they needed a lot of help to get everything under control again. Help was needed to rescue people, rebuild houses, fix services, bring fresh water and food, medical supplies, building materials, and clothing. Organisations that helped provide the supplies include: National Disasters Organisation, Darwin’s Emergency Service, RAAF, Qantas, TAA, Ansett Airways, RAF, RNZAF, US Airforce

9. What is your mission and can you identify the strengths and weaknesses of your program?

I try to help wherever possible and take everyone’s opinions into account. In Interact, I have been a Youthact Coordinator and Social Media Coordinator, as well as part of the A6 Community Committee and being a head for a Benefit Show and two Charity Dinners.

What services would you offer to meet our business issues, as you understand them? How would you bring value?

exteriors which can be vast in size. They form over tropical oceans and can create disaster when they approach the shore. They are formed in the world’s tropics and an example of a cyclone that hit Australian Queensland was cyclone Yasi in 2011. Cyclone Yasi collided with Queensland's Mission Beach on 3 February. This particular cyclone was predicted to have wind speeds of over 295km/hr, with a 500 diameter and affected over 2000km worth of land. "It's a serious event. It's the biggest one that anyone living today has seen in Queensland," stated Professor Jonathan Nott from James Cook University. "We've been lulled into a false sense of security in Queensland because we've been through a fairly quiet time of cyclones since the 1970s".

Cyclone Ita terribly impacted the north part of Queensland by damaging the crops, houses, transports and companies but luckily there was no death. Fallen power lines and power poles lead to 8500 people to live without power. Some houses were without roofs and many trees were unrooted in the streets. The most great damage were the lost crop, over 90 percent in the region have been wiped out and these are the crops that were awfully damaged: flattened cane fields in the Northeast, ruined tomato, eggplant crops and the four Lakeland banana farms lost 20-50 percent of bunched plants and Hope Vale lost all banana trees on its one banana farm. Also the cattle industry has suffered because of broken fences. The greatest economic damage was done

3. Recommend to the ambulatory health service on how it can improve the services it offers in its walk-in urgent care clinic, based on your analysis. Provide a rationale for your recommendation.

A tropical cyclone is a force of Mother Nature that in most cases can leave towns and cities extremely devastated from the destruction. Tropical Cyclones are storms that spin in a clockwise direction and have low-pressure midpoints. In order for a Tropical Cyclone to form there are two main variables, the earth’s revolution and heat. As the ocean reaches at least 27°C, the water then begins to evaporate creating a storm cloud. The greatest factor being the rotation of the earth, forces the storm to begin spinning and to move in a forward direction. The centre of the storm is called “The Eye”; this is where it is completely still. There is system in place to categorized using the Australian tropical cyclone intensity scale.