Cudlee Creek Bushfire Recovery Community Page

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Due to COVID-19 restrictions on non-essential travel, the mobile service centre visit will no longer be going ahead.

Carpark Klose’s Supermarket, Lobethal

Thursday 26 March

10:00am – 4:00pm.

Australian Government Mobile Service Centres travel to rural and regional communities to provide community members with information and access to government services. They provide personalised face-to-face servicing to individuals and families who may not have easy access to a Department of Human Services office.

Staff from the Department of Human Services travel with the Mobile Service Centres and can help the community with Centrelink and Medicare payments and services. Information about Department of Veterans’ Affairs programs and support services for veterans and their families is also available.

More information download the factsheet from the document library to the right of this page or visit – www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/mobileoffice

Download the bushfire recovery newsletter Issue 4 here.

BUSHFIRE COMMUNITY INFORMATION MEETING CUDLEE CREEK

Wednesday 11 March, 6.30pm – 8.00pm

Cudlee Creek Soldiers Memorial Hall,

Cnr Gorge Road and Redden Drive

Hear the latest recovery information from State and Local Government representatives as well as other organisations.

Bring your ideas for a positive community recovery. This will be one of many opportunities for you to present your vision for a resilient Cudlee Creek.

For more recovery information:

Lobethal Bushfire Recovery Centre, located at Fabrik Arts and Heritage,1 Lobethal Road, Lobethal

www.dhs.sa.gov.au/cudleecreek

Recovery Hotline: 1800 302 787

Local community events are listed on the Department of Human Services website

Council has a dedicated Bushfire Recovery Officer, Miranda Hampton. She is working closely with Alex Zimmerman who is the designated State Recovery Coordinator.

Here's a short message from Miranda: I have been appointed as the Community Recovery Officer for the Cudlee Creek fire. My role is to work closely with the Adelaide Hills Community to develop a recovery plan for the affected townships. I will be reaching out to individuals, community groups and local businesses to ensure the plan addresses the needs of the community. Prior to taking on this role, I was working as a Community Development Officer with the Adelaide Hills Council. I look forward to catching up with some of the groups I have already worked with in my previous role, and to meeting many more people in the weeks to come. If you wish to get in contact you email me at mhampton@ahc.sa.gov.au or phone 0437 123 904.

19 February 2020

These newsletters will be a source of important information on a range of topics over the next few months and we encourage you to read them as well as share them with anyone in your personal network who may have been impacted by the fires of December 2019.

Please download and read a copy of Issue 3 here

4 February 2020

These newsletters will be a source of important information on a range of topics over the next few months and we encourage you to read them as well as share them with anyone in your personal network who may have been impacted by the fires of December 2019.

Please download and read a copy of Issue 2 here

23 January 2020

These newsletters will be a source of important information on a range of topics over the next few months and we encourage you to read them as well as share them with anyone in your personal network who may have been impacted by the fires of December 2019.

Please download and read a copy of Issue 1 here