Avonside earthquake blog
CERA have updated a document called Important Information for People Returning to Christchurch. It is a four page brochure with information likely to be useful for anyone returning after a few weeks or months away.
It is a PDF file and you can read it here.
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CERA have updated their web site, and revamped it to provide more information at a glance.
The new style website takes up much of the information that was shared by Civil Defence and the CCC, on the Council’s website. CERA’s website is here.
There is also a very extensive list of every organisation or person you might ever need to contact. It is here.
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Some of those of us who know, or anticipate, they will have to rebuild are keen to do so in a way that is environmentally friendly. On a separate Information Page (see on the right) is a list of resources that may help you get going.
The contacts listed below are from the Government website www.canterburyearthquake.govt.nz .
They were current as of 12/11/2010.
A 24/7 service for people requiring information on income support, housing options, health issues, community assistance, Civil Defence or any other government service.
The service is staffed by registered nurses who will assess your health needs, and give information and advice to help you decide on the best level of care.
For information on EQC’s insurance cover, cleaning up and making a claim.
For assessment of major structural damage to your home or business premises or for help with essential council services such as water supply or sewage disposal.
For information, advice and contacts for Canterbury farmers (weekdays 8.30am – 5pm).
Information for business owners.