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Grant Funding to Strengthen Community Recovery
Following the devastating floods of February 2025, Hinchinbrook Shire Council has secured additional grant funding to further support the community's ongoing recovery journey.
This funding marks an important step in ensuring recovery efforts continue well beyond the immediate aftermath of the disaster. Leading this next phase is Council's Community Recovery and Resilience Officer, who will coordinate initiatives aimed at strengthening community wellbeing, fostering resilience, and supporting residents as they continue to rebuild.
Planning is already well underway for a series of community events and engagement opportunities designed to bring people together, provide practical support, and create meaningful connections throughout the recovery process. These initiatives will complement the work already undertaken and ensure residents have continued access to resources and support as the community moves forward.
One of the key upcoming initiatives is the Just a Farmer program. While the name may suggest an agricultural focus, the event is designed to support far more than the farming community. It aims to provide valuable conversations around mental health, resilience and wellbeing for anyone navigating the pressures of work, business or everyday life.
As 30th June is now upon us, many businesses, primary producers and organisations enter a period of reflection as they close out the financial year. It is often a time to review achievements, assess challenges and prepare new budgets and plans for the year ahead. Recognising that this period can also bring increased financial and emotional pressures, Council encourages community members to take advantage of the support available and participate in upcoming recovery and wellbeing initiatives.
Recovery is a long-term journey, and through continued investment, collaboration and community connection, Hinchinbrook is building a stronger and more resilient future together.
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