BlazeAid

Documentary

Apr 6

BlazeAid volunteers helping local farmers erect new fences after the recent bushfires in Denmark, WA

These legends are all BlazeAid volunteers, who were recently working with Denmark's farmers to erect new fences after the old ones were destroyed in the February fires. Some of the vollies are locals, others have come from further afield to help out, but their presence and their hard work helped lift the spirits of those locals who've been so affected. You don’t have to be young and strong to be a part of the team - check out BlazeAid's website and Facebook page and website if you'd like to volunteer.

BlazeAid volunteer in front of burnt trees

You don't have to be young and muscle-bound to be a BlazeAid volunteer

A BlazeAid volunteer helping farmers erect new fences following a bushfire

BlazeAid volunteers clearing up the old fencing before erecting the new after a recent bushfire

BlazeAid volunteers loading the old burnt fences onto a trailer

Nurse Julie wanted to volunteer with BlazeAid and was happy to hear that she would be welcomed into the team

Two BlazeAid volunteers amongst the burnt landscape

BlazeAid's volunteers, young and old alike, helped lift the spirits of local farmers

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Nic Duncan

BlazeAid

Hazel helping the homeless

After the fire