
Resource Hub
Welcome to the London Communities Emergencies Partnership (LCEP) Resource Hub.
We know that learning plays a crucial role in emergency responses. Here you can find useful resources relating to a wide range of crisis situations, from around the world.
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When there is a major emergency in London, the response needs to be quick, coordinated and effective. The London Communities Emergencies Partnership (LCEP) supports charities and community groups before, during and after an emergency to make this happen.
This includes charities, community groups and faith or equality organisations. alongside statutory services. Together, we can tackle emergencies better.
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- Communicating in a crisis webinar from The National Council for Voluntary Organisations
- London Fire Brigade Home fire safety checker
- London Fire Brigade 2023-29 plan
- Met Office fire severity index – a map of the likelihood and severity of fires throughout England
- Migrants Rights: London local resource guides – guides to help migrants in London identify support and resources in their local area, such as free food, family support, legal advice and so on
- Hope not Hate have a collection of community resources to help respond to the far-right threat, including how to stay safe, engaging communities, and much more
- Migrants Rights: Mosque security – keeping mosques safe
- Building community resilience through engaging neighbourhood networks report from the Greater London Authority
- Involve: Community cohesion – a framework for community cohesion
- Community Emergency Hubs webinar from the National Consortium for Societal Resilience
- Community resilience equalities engagement report from the Greater London Authority
- Resilience Hubs: core components [Urban Sustainability Directors Network]
- The Resilience Canopy – resilience in Australia
- National Emergencies Trust: Bee the Difference – a research project from Manchester Arena attack survivors
- ACT in a BOX – digital exercises to help businesses respond to terrorist incidents
- Counter terrorism and security e-learning from Protect UK
- Counter terrorism crime prevention toolkit from Protect UK
- Evacuation, invacuation, lockdown, protected spaces – practical guidance from Protect UK
- Martyn’s Law Factsheet – Martyn’s Law is a bill to help protect premises against terrorist incidents. This page explains everything you need to know about Martyn’s Law.
- Youth recovery from traumatic events from UK Trauma Council
- Dealing with emergencies guide from CB Plus on dealing with heatwaves, floods, fire safety, power cuts and more
- Donation response in a crisis guide from Havering Volunteer Centre
- Emergency 101 – general emergency preparedness from the VCS Emergencies Partnership, with topics including weather warnings, donation sites, winter preparedness
- Helping people after emergencies
- New York City emergency preparedness
- MECC Link: Signposting to better health & wellbeing – advice on all things health, such as alcohol use, diet, mental health and so on [London]
- Supporting your workforce through a crisis guide from The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development
- UK Civil Protection Lexicon – terminology and meanings
- What to do in an emergency – a range of different topics from Red Cross
- When the Dust Settles – on recovering from disasters [Book]