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![People gathered outside a Community Emergency Hub ready to assist their community. Two people are walking towards the hub pushing a wheelbarrow and carrying a spade. There is a person greeting them and pointing towards the hub who is wearing a yellow lany](/assets/Graphics/Banner-Graphics/WREMO_WPB_Community_Ready_LP.png)
Community Response
During disasters, councils and emergency services aren't the only ones responding. Everyone will have to pitch in and help each other.
![An outdoor scene of a community helping after a disaster. Two people are talking beside the noticeboard, another person is pushing a wheelbarrow, a person who uses a wheelchair is wearing a yellow lanyard and giving directions. Three people are fixing a b](/assets/featured-image/WREMO-Hub_Guide.png)
Community Emergency Hubs
A Community Emergency Hub is a place where you and your neighbours can go to help each other in a major emergency.
![Two groups of neighbours having a BBQ together](/assets/Uploads/Graphics-/Illustrations/Meet_Your_Neighbours.png)
Get to know your neighbours
Your neighbours are your first source of support in an emergency, and it’s important to get to know them.
![Two people are walking and one is pushing a wheelbarrow, the other carrying a spade. There is a person greeting them and pointing towards the Community Emergency Hub who is wearing a yellow lanyard.](/assets/Uploads/Graphics-/Illustrations/WREMO_WPB_Volunteering.png)
Get Involved
Community members and volunteer organisations play a vital role in the preparation for, response, and recovery from an emergency.