1. Disaster Recovery Payment (DRP)
Eligibility: Available to individuals whose property was significantly damaged or affected by Cyclone Alfred.
Amount: $1,000 per eligible adult and $400 per child.
How to Apply:
You can apply online through your MyGov account.
Once logged in, you can apply for the Disaster Recovery Payment by filling out the relevant sections.
For help, you can contact the Department of Human Services or call 180 22 66 for assistance.
2. Disaster Recovery Allowance (DRA)
Eligibility: Individuals who lost income due to Cyclone Alfred, aged 16 or older.
Amount: Up to $1,007 per fortnight (for up to 13 weeks).
How to Apply:
Visit MyGov, log in, and apply for the Disaster Recovery Allowance.
You will need to provide details of lost income, work history, and your residential location.
If you need assistance, contact Services Australia or call their hotline at 180 22 66.
3. Hardship Assistance (Emergency Relief)
Eligibility: Available for those experiencing personal hardship due to the cyclone’s impact.
Amount: Varies depending on the grant, but usually for emergency costs such as food, clothing, and shelter.
How to Apply:
Visit the Queensland Government’s disaster assistance website or the Queensland Reconstruction Authority.
You may be able to apply online or contact your local council for help with the application process.
4. Toowoomba Region Grants (if applicable)
If you’re in the Toowoomba area, the local council has applied for several grants. Check with the Toowoomba Regional Council for specific assistance available locally.
How to Apply:
For Toowoomba-specific grants, contact the council directly or visit the official website to apply for hardship payments or disaster recovery grants.
Further Assistance
If you need further support or guidance:
Queensland Government Disaster Assistance: Visit their official website for detailed instructions.
Queensland Reconstruction Authority: Visit their website for local grants or recovery help.
Local Council Websites: Some councils may have specific programs in place to assist residents.
For more detailed information on how to apply for these grants and check eligibility, refer to official resources such as MyGov, Queensland Government, and the Disaster Recovery Allowance page.
You can also call the Disaster Recovery Hotline at 180 22 66 if you need additional help with your application.
For more information, please reach out to Tax Rizz, and one of our team members will guide you through the process.