Emergency hardship assistance
Financial assistance available for people in activated disaster areas to help with immediate and urgent needs such as food, clothing, medical supplies, and temporary accommodation.
Essential services hardship assistance grant
Financial assistance for people directly impacted by a disaster to meet their immediate needs where they have experienced loss of 1 or more essential services for 5 or more consecutive days.
Essential household contents grant
Financial assistance for people who are uninsured, or unable to claim insurance, and who meet an income test, by providing a contribution towards repairing or replacing essential household contents that have been damaged or lost in a disaster.
Structural assistance grant
Financial assistance for owner-occupiers who are uninsured (or the claim for insurance was partially or fully declined), and who meet an income test, by providing a contribution towards repairs to their home to make it safe, secure and habitable following damage by a disaster.
Essential services safety and reconnection scheme
Financial assistance for people who are uninsured (or the claim for insurance was partially or fully declined), and who meet an income test, by providing a contribution towards inspecting, repairing and reconnecting essential services, i.e. electricity, gas, water or sewerage, that were damaged by a disaster.
Transport and motoring assistance
Support for individuals and industry in activated disaster areas providing vehicle registration concessions and licensing assistance.
Flood resilience for homes across Queensland (Stronger Homes Grant)
Supporting homeowners impacted by eligible disaster weather events.
Household Resilience Program
Funding to help eligible homeowners in coastal parts of Queensland improve the resilience of their homes against cyclones.