The Queensland Government and not-for-profits Rural Aid and AgForce have joined forces to help the hardest hit primary producers in the worst-impacted regions.
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Funding and assistance for primary producers, businesses and non-profit organisations
In Queensland, the Queensland Rural and Industry Development Authority (QRIDA) administers financial assistance to disaster affected primary produc
Disaster assistance is now available in three local government areas after intense rainfall and severe flooding throughout south-west Queensland.
Recovery assistance grants of up to $25,000 are now available to support the recovery of primary producers in Far North Queensland impacted by Tropical Cyclone Niran.
Extraordinary disaster assistance recovery grants up to $50,000, low-interest loans up to $250,000, and freight subsidies up to $5,000 are now available for eligible primary producers in the Somerset region after the floods that hit central, southern and western Queensland in November and December 2021.
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The $4.609 million Mental Health Program will fund Queensland Health to provide individual and family therapeutic interventions for impacted people, with particular attention paid to vulnerable people displaced from their home,
Purpose
The 2021 Betterment Fund has provided $20 million across the 47 eligible local government areas in Queensland impacted in the 2020-21 disaster season.&nb
North Queensland’s worsening flood crisis has called for extra disaster assistance in the region, with more residents now eligible for hardship payments.
Effective disaster recovery for Queensland communities is a shared responsibility and requires collaboration between local, state and federal government, community and non-government agencies in consultation with impacted communities.
As the first cyclone of summer approaches, Queenslanders are being encouraged to follow three simple steps to get ready for the possible impacts of Tropical Cyclone Jasper.