Meithrin cydnerthedd cymunedol
Meithrin cydnerthedd cymunedol lleol
Mae'r ymateb i, ac adferiad o, argyfwng yn cael ei wneud yn gyntaf ac yn bennaf ar lefel leol. Gall yr ymateb hwn ddod gan y gwasanaethau brys yn unig, ond mae'n fwy tebygol y bydd yn ymdrech ar y cyd gydag ymgysylltiad gan bobl leol gan y byddant yn adnabod eu cymuned a'i hanghenion.
Efallai y bydd amgylchiadau, megis llifogydd eang, eira trwm neu ddifrod stormydd difrifol, lle gallai dyfodiad y gwasanaethau brys ac ymatebwyr eraill gael ei ohirio, neu pan allai cyfleustodau hanfodol a mynediad i briffyrdd gael eu peryglu.
Mae cymunedau sydd â risgiau penodol wedi cael eu hannog i gwblhau cynlluniau argyfwng cymunedol a fydd yn nodi gwirfoddolwyr, adnoddau a'r rhai a allai fod yn arbennig o agored i niwed.
Mae cynghorau plwyf lleol wedi'u cysylltu â'u swyddogion cynllunio at argyfwng rhanbarthol ac aelodau eraill Fforwm Cydnerthedd Caint (KRF), megis Asiantaeth yr Amgylchedd, i gefnogi cwblhau'r cynlluniau hyn.
KALC (Cymdeithas Cynghorau Lleol Caint) yn cynnig cefnogaeth helaeth i KRF yn barhaus i hyrwyddo’r agenda cydnerthedd cymunedol. I gael rhagor o wybodaeth am KALC ewch i'w gwefan yn www.kentalc.gov.uk.
Yn ogystal, mae'r KRF yn parhau i edrych ar ffyrdd o nodi ac ymgysylltu â chymunedau ledled Caint a Medway.
Cymerwch ran
Gwnewch gynllun cydnerthedd cymunedol
Os bydd eich cymuned yn penderfynu creu cynllun, ac yr hoffech gael rhagor o wybodaeth am y cymorth sydd ar gael, cysylltwch â’ch ardal/bwrdeistref leol. swyddog cynllunio at argyfwng y cyngor. Mae dolenni i wefannau cynghorau dosbarth/bwrdeistref ar gael yn y 'partneriaid presennol' adran o hyn safle.
Mae Fforwm Gwydnwch Caint wedi datblygu templedi i'ch helpu i greu cynllun cydnerthedd cymunedol, log digwyddiadau a llythyr at breswylwyr. I gael arweiniad pellach, cysylltwch â'ch swyddog cynllunio at argyfwng ardal leol.
Dogfennau y gellir eu lawrlwytho
Community Resilience Planning booklet
A short guide to creating a community resilience plan for your community
This booklet provides a starting point for communities looking to become better prepared on a local level to respond to the potential impacts of emergencies on residents and businesses. It covers key points to consider when setting up a community resilience group and creating your community resilience plan.
Download a PDF of the booklet here or request a printed version by emailing KRFCommunityResilience@kent.fire-uk.org
Further guidance for parish and town councils
There are further ways in which you can help to strengthen your community’s resilience, read more about improving community resilience here.
Flooding preparedness
For information about preparing for flooding and volunteer flood wardens visit Flooding | Kent Prepared
Link in with your local district, borough or city council
If your community decides to create a plan, and you would like more information about the risks in your area, emergency plans in place and the support available, please contact your local district/ borough council emergency planning officer. Links to district/borough council websites are available in the 'current partners' section of this site or email your local council emergency planning team listed below:
Ashford Borough Council: emergency.planning@ashford.gov.uk
Canterbury City Council: emergency@canterbury.gov.uk
Dartford Borough Council: emergency.planning@dartford.gov.uk
Dover District Council: emergency.planning@dover.gov.uk
Folkestone and Hythe District Council: emergency.planning@folkestone-hythe.gov.uk
Gravesham Borough Council: emergency.planning@gravesham.gov.uk
Kent County Council: resilience@kent.gov.uk
Maidstone Borough Council: emergencyplanning@maidstone.gov.uk
Medway Council: emergencyplanning@medway.gov.uk
Swale Borough Council: emergencyplanning@swale.gov.uk
Sevenoaks District Council: emergency.planning@sevenoaks.gov.uk
Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council: emergencyplanning@tmbc.gov.uk
Thanet District Council: emergency.planning@thanet.gov.uk
Tunbridge Wells Borough Council: emergency.planning@tunbridgewells.gov.uk
Mae Llywodraeth y DU hefyd wedi datblygu dogfen ganllaw i helpu pobl a chymunedau i baratoi ar gyfer argyfyngau. Mae ar gael ar y ddolen ganlynol - Paratoi ar gyfer argyfyngau
Encouraging children and young people to think about how to prepare, plan for and respond to emergencies can help build more resilient communities.
Visit our youth resources page to find information our the Duke for Cornwall Safety Awards for young people aged 5 to 18 years.
