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The Queensland Government released an Extraordinary Disaster Assistance Recovery Grants to assist directly impacted small businesses, primary producers and non-profits with the costs of clean-up and reinstatement.
Grants of up to $75,000 are available for affected producers and small businesses following South East Queensland Rainfall and Flooding to hire or purchase equipment and materials, clean up, remove debris, replace fencing and other costs associated with the recovery process. Producers should take photographs of the direct damage to accompany their application.
Applicants need to show they are an eligible small business or primary producer, within the declared disaster area and demonstrate they have suffered direct impact from the disaster. Access below the guidelines for more information and the links for QRIDA website.
An initial amount of up to $15,000 is available to support an initial claim. Evidence of the direct damage such as photographs, quotations, tax invoices and official receipts is required.
A subsequent amount of up to $60,000 is available to support subsequent claims for which full evidence of payment is required.
Download Guideline Document here.
Download the application form here.
Read more about the assistance available here.
An initial amount of up to $15,000 is available to support an initial claim. Evidence of the direct damage such as photographs, quotations, tax invoices and official receipts is required.
A subsequent amount of up to $35,000 is available to support subsequent claims for which full evidence of payment is required.
Download Guideline Document here.
Download the application form here.
Read more about the assistance available here.
To be considered for an Extraordinary Disaster Assistance Grants you need to submit a completed application form, accompanied by the documentation stated on the application form before the
application closing day. This includes a rates notice/lease agreement, 5-10 photographs of the damage, evidence of payment (or quotes when applying for the initial grant amount), and details of
any insurance. The same application form can be used when putting in both an initial claim and a subsequent claim.
Application forms and related information can be accessed at www.qrida.qld.gov.au.
Complete applications are assessed in order of receipt and QRIDA may request further information to help assess an application.
Applications close 5 September 2022. Apply online.
Services Australia has announced the Australian Government Disaster Recovery Payment (AGDRP) to support people affected by the South East Queensland Floods.
The Disaster Recovery Payment is a one-off, lump-sum payment of:
To be eligible for the Disaster Recovery Payment, you or a dependent child you’re a principal carer for, must have been seriously affected by the storms and floods. For example:
If you’re part of a couple, you can both claim this payment. You and your partner will need to make separate claims.
You have until 1 September 2022 to make a claim for the following Local Government Areas (LGAs):
Australian residents and protected visa holders must lodge their claim through their myGov portal using the Centrelink service.
Our team in Brisbane, Gympie and Bundaberg are experts in their field and are here to help you during this difficult time. Get in touch with our team today to discuss your options.
Source: Services Australia and Queensland Rural and Industry Development Authority (QRIDA)
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