Practise calling 000 is a multi-lingual emergency call simulator that coaches new Victorian migrants through a triple zero call.
Calling 000 in an emergency can be intimidating, especially when English is not your first language.
This simulator provides new migrants with the opportunity to practice calling emergency services and learn key skills such as pronunciation, describing their emergency, providing the address of their emergency, and responding to a call-taker's questions.
Practise Calling 000 experience was developed in Godot and uses voice recognition to guide users through what to expect in an emergency call. The simulator is available in four languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Arabic and Dari.
The simulator was developed in consultation with emergency services in Victoria and with the Ethnic Communities Council of Victoria's (ECCV) wide metropolitian and regional network.
Visit prepareandbesafe.org.au/practise-calling-000
Commissioned by the Ethnic Communities’ Council of Victoria (ECCV) as part of the Prepare and Be Safe platform.
Calling 000 in an emergency can be intimidating, especially when English is not your first language. This simulator provides new migrants with the opportunity to practice calling emergency services and learn key skills such as pronunciation, describing their emergency, providing the address of their emergency, and responding to a call-taker's questions.
Practise Calling 000 experience was developed in Godot and uses voice recognition to guide users through what to expect in an emergency call. The simulator is available in four languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Arabic and Dari.
The simulator was developed in consultation with emergency services in Victoria and with the Ethnic Communities Council of Victoria's (ECCV) wide metropolitian and regional network.
Visit prepareandbesafe.org.au/practise-calling-000
Commissioned by the Ethnic Communities’ Council of Victoria (ECCV) as part of the Prepare and Be Safe platform.
CREDITS
Produced for Disaster Awareness and Preparedness Resources (MEMI)
Client Ethnic Communities’ Council of Victoria (ECCV)
Producers: Jess O'Farrell and Aysha Zackariya
Design & Key Art: Aysha Zackariya
Development: Sean O'Connell @ Paperticket studios
Translation Services: Language Loop
VOICE ARTISTS
Sofia Viegas
Josh Yeong
Aiden Spence
Ryan Granger
Aysha Zackariya
Jess O'Farrell
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