If you have been directly impacted by the floods, you may be eligible for these government grants.
If you are uninsured or can’t claim insurance, you may be able to apply for this grant to help you replaceGrants of up to $1,765 for single adults and up to $5,300 for couples and families are available to tenants and owner-occupiers who meet all of these criteria:Be uninsured or unable to claim insurance to replace or repair your household contentsIf you are uninsured or can't claim insurance, this grant can help you ensure your home is secured and safe after flooding.
Grants of up to $10,995 for single adults and up to $14,685 for couples/families are available and use the same income test listed above.Live in a disaster affected area where this grant is activatedHave been living in the home, caravan or boat at the time of the disaster The grant is not available for repairs to investment or holiday homes, rental properties, or caravans and boats that aren't your primary home, or for damage done before the February floods.
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