Eagles star forward Josh Kennedy has revealed the AFL’s plans to support communities impacted by Cyclone Seroja.

Kennedy’s home town Northampton was destroyed by the cyclone and he said he was amazed by some of the stories of survival.

“It’s quite scary to think that a lot of people were going through this,” he told 6PR’s Gareth Parker.

“It is a pretty resilient town, both Kalbarri and Northampton and the community has come together.”

An AFL player relief fund will be launched at the end of the week to support victims impacted by the trail of destruction left by the cyclone.

“This money will be able to get directed to the people in Northampton and Kalbarri who need it the most.”

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