Working Holiday Visa volunteer Lindy is staying in the Northern Rivers and has had such a great time volunteering with us that she'll probably do it again.
Working Holiday Visa volunteer Bailey tells us why she loves the Northern Rivers and plans to return to live.
Working Holiday Visa volunteer Angela talks about her 88 days with Resilient Lismore.
Working Holiday Visa holder Saphyr talks about her time volunteering with Resilient Lismore.
University of Melbourne PhD candidate Dee recently spent time with Resilient Lismore as a volunteer while conducting research for her PhD on the role of women in spontaneous disaster recovery volunteering.
Our team are back at work, undertaking training and being briefed on our plans and goals for 2024.
We're open to the public from Tuesday, 16 January. See you soon!
It's been a big year for Resilient Lismore. In this video we take a look at some of the highlights.
Resilient Lismore and our partners Joel Jensen Constructions, the Winsome, and the Diocese of Lismore, invite local businesses and individuals to be part of the richly rewarding recovery journey of our Northern Rivers community.
Two Rooms team leader Tony and volunteer Adrian hard at work re-sheeting a ceiling for one of our flood-affected community members.
Resilient Lismore's Two Rooms crews continue to work in the community to help Northern Rivers residents get back into safe, secure accommodation. Check out some of their great work!
When it came to doing his 88 days in order to extend his Working Holiday Visa, Shannon chose to volunteer with Resilient Lismore. He tells us why it's been such a rewarding experience.
Northern Rivers residents might have noticed a proliferation of orange T-shirts in the area recently. They’re likely to be volunteers from Samaritan's Purse, a Christian humanitarian relief organisation, who are in town for four weeks teaming up with Resilient Lismore to conduct repair works on homes in the area.
Resilient Lismore's partners the Reece Foundation and a team of volunteer tradies spent three weeks in the Northern Rivers restoring essential plumbing to more than 70 households affected by the 2022 floods. This is their story.
A summary of the incredible efforts of one volunteer driven, community led disaster relief organisation in the wake of the flood catastrophe in February 2022.
Resilient Lismore's Field Coordinator Jonathan takes us through one of our 'Two Rooms' jobs, helping community build back from the devastating 2022 floods.
Resilient Lismore volunteer Craig grew up in Coraki, spent his teaching career in Sydney, before returning to the Northern Rivers. He tells how he combines his love of building with his gratitude and love for our community to help those in need.
South African Aagje was on a working holiday visa when she heard about Resilient Lismore's flood recovery efforts and decided to get involved. She learned some new skills and reaped the satisfaction of helping others. Why don't you follow her lead!
Lismore local Steve tells why he joined Resilient Lismore as a volunteer, what he gets out of it and how he sees the future of the community.