Read the June Newsletter via this link.

In this June issue

• Dangerous trees on private property
• Last chance to complete survey
• Meet the Recovery Centre team
• Business support
• New resources from Beyond Blue
• Other grants and giveaways
• Foodbank has moved
• Seasonal jobs for SA workers
• Dedicated rebuilding support
• Royal commission update

• Events

The South Australian government launched the SA Bushfire Appeal to raise funds for people directly affected by bushfires in Cudlee Creek and on Kangaroo Island.

Financial assistance is available for individuals, businesses, apiarists and primary producers. Eligibility information is available and applications can be made on the SA Bushfire Appeal website.

Non-profit community groups and organisations can apply to the Community Strength and Resilience Initiative for funding for projects that address local needs and issues in affected communities.

Read the May Newsletter via this link.

In this May issue

• From the Local Recovery Coordinator
• $650 million for bushfire recovery
• Meet the Recovery Centre team
• Business support
• Clean-up and waste
• Telecross REDi
• Restoring your garden
• From adversity to opportunity
• New quilts warm hearts and homes
• Tell us your thoughts
• National Volunteer Week
• Disaster Recovery Mentors Australia
• Stay connected
• Events

Welcome to the second Back to Business Webinar for Cudlee Creek, on Thursday 21^st May at 7.30pm

Daniel Schuppan, Nutrien Ag Solutions will discuss Livestock Nutrition & Management

Despite the rains and pastures greening up, are they adequate enough for your livestock? Daniel will discuss the current pasture situation; how much is enough to meet your livestock requirements, and provide tactics to take advantage of what is available and address potential issues.

There will be the opportunity to ask Daniel questions at the end of his presentation.

There will also be an update on opportunities for Livestock Producers to access the free Back to Business One on One program.

We are also interested in your feedback on topics of interest and issues for future webinars.

Register now using the following link: https://bit.ly/361xVQt

Take a moment to have your say on your future and bushfire recovery.

Miranda Hampton shares why sharing your voice is so important. Check out the video here.

To have your say click here for the survey.

The temporary waste depot at 10 Tiers Road Woodside will close permanently at 2.30 pm on Friday 29 May.

Council is currently in the process of communicating with ratepayers who have received an adjustment to their rates installment as a result of the Valuer-General’s assessment.

Earlier this calendar year, ratepayers in the fire scar received a letter outlining the process for revaluing impacted properties.

For details about rates and revaluations please refer to these FAQs.

Registrations closing soon!

The clean-up of bushfire waste is nearing completion and is on track to be completed on schedule.

If you still have bushfire debris that needs to be cleaned up, time is running out for you to register.

Please register your waste clean-up needs by 15 May 2020 by visiting greenindustries.sa.gov.au/bushfires

If you organised your own clean-up prior to 23 February, you may be eligible for reimbursement.

The closing date for reimbursement applications is 15 May 2020. To apply please contact Local Recovery Coordinator Alex Zimmermann on 0418 258 304.

A map of the scheduled clean-ups is available on the Green Industries SA website at greenindustries.sa.gov.au/bushfire-clean-up-progress. Maps can also be found at the recovery centre in Lobethal.

Individuals and businesses who have been impacted by last summer’s bushfires are able to access a range of grants and other financial assistance from state and federal government as well as not-for-profits. You are encouraged to get in touch to see what you could be eligible for, there may be more than you previously thought.

To speak with somebody about what assistance you may be eligible for call the Lobethal recovery Centre today 0418213269.

You can also visit dhs.sa.gov.au/recovery to check out what assistance is available.

If you’d like small business-specific assistance, you can call 08 8429 3801 or visit business.sa.gov.au

In this edition:

• From the National Bushfire Recovery Agency
• Financial assistance
• Clean up and waste
• Which businesses are ‘still here’
• Daily support with Telecross REDi
• Join the conversation
• Sharing lived experiences
• Local native plants for sale
• New funding for habitat restoration
• Kuitpo Forest abuzz for pollination and more...

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