This program is jointly funded by the Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) & the Victorian Government.

East Gippsland Bushfire Case Support

Have you experienced trauma or loss as a result of the 2020 bushfires across the greater East Gippsland region?

The Bushfire Case Support program can provide support for people who have been affected by the Summer 2020 East Gippsland bushfires.

Case Support Coordinators can:

Discuss your needs with you and what next steps might be appropriate
Provide you with a range of information and link you with local support services and clean-up information
Assist you in completing paperwork or applications for financial grants or claims.

Case Support Coordinators will be a single point of contact for those who need it.

To enquire phone: 03 8793 4206

Who's it for

The East Gippsland Bushfire Case Support Program is available to:

Individuals and families living within the greater East Gippsland Shire region were impacted by the 2020 Summer bushfires.

People who live in other parts of Victoria may have been impacted by the 2020 Summer bushfires.

Fee

This is service is funded by the Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements and the Victorian Government and is provided to you free of charge.

Grants

Windermere is acting on behalf of Bushfire Recovery Victoria to support those affected by the recent bushfires.

We have been asked to phone those affected and request details that will enable the timely distribution of grants from charity organisations as soon as they become available.

For more information please phone the team on 03 8793 4206

To access this program:

Call the number below to be linked to a Case Support Coordinator.

Phone 03 8793 4206 between 9 am – 5 pm on weekdays.

Are you an East Gippsland resident needing support during the COVID-19 pandemic?

Windermere is coordinating COVID-19 supports for East Gippsland residents as part of a new State Government COVID-19 Initiative: Community Activation and Social Isolation Initiative (CASI). For more information, visit here.

Windermere says NO to Family Violence

Windermere staff joined the recent ‘Say NO to Family Violence’ campaign. November was family Violence Prevention month, a time for reflection by all. Early prevention and intervention is key and we all have a responsibility to raise awareness of the impact family violence has on so many in our local community.

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Windermere's Gippsland Victim Assistance Program

"For the community, I think it's terribly important to understand what violence within a family setting is, what it means and what it involves." Read the full interview with Carol Barraclough, Team Leader of Gippsland Victims Assistance Program here http://www.latrobevalleyexpress.com.au/…/end-violence-aga…/…

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