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2015-06-23 I&S Agenda - Item 5 - Local Disaster Recovery Plan - Attachment 2
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current and emerging small business issues and trends.
In recovery the QSBAC can provide advice to the LDRC
on small business recovery as well as advocacy on
matters relating to small business recovery to the State
Government.
QRAA administers assistance programs including
subsidies, rebates, grants and loans on behalf of the
Commonwealth and State Governments.
Queensland Rural Adjustment
Authority QRAA's primary function is to properly and fairly
administer State and Commonwealth approved schemes
of support to Queensland primary producers and small
businesses including those under the NDRRA Program.
The South East Regional Disability Advisory Council is
one of seven regional councils that provide advice to
South East Regional Disability Government on disability matters. They are an
Advisory Council important reference group and may provide advice and
support to the LDRC in relation to disability needs and
services following a disaster.
Australian Government Agencies
Centrelink’s role in Community Recovery includes:
ensuring that Centrelink payments are not disrupted
at times of emergency
establishing dedicated hotlines to assist those
affected and their families
delivery of additional income support payments that
may be available such as Crisis Payment, Special
Department of Human Services Benefit, Australian Government Disaster Recovery
- Centrelink Payment or ex gratia payments
specialist staff providing assistance with social work
and referral services to complement the services
provided by state and territory governments
working closely with state and local governments to
provide effective liaison and co-ordination of
response and recovery services to individuals
affected by the disaster
Non-Government Organisations
Australian Red Cross (ARC) supports the Queensland
Disaster Management system with personnel and
resources deployed from a range of areas including
local, intra and interstate as available and required. Red
Cross has a dedicated Emergency Services Unit, which
can respond to disasters at short notice, dependent on
travel arrangements and access to the affected area.
Australian Red Cross :
Red Cross
provides the National Registration and Inquiry
Service to reconnect families and friends affected by
disaster situations
provides personal support at evacuation and
recovery centres and makes referrals to other
agencies as required
provides information to the public on community
assistance and how and where to access itp
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