COMMUNITY drop-in sessions held by Council’s Flood Recovery team at Neighbourhood Houses in the district began this week and will continue until the end of June.
The sessions will be held between 9am and 3pm, to help community members access recovery services including case management services, financial counselling resources and mental health and wellbeing.
The meetings will also cover the Goulburn Broken Community Flood Intelligence Portal, which will help residents access and interpret their property flood reports.
“The Goulburn Broken Community Flood Intelligence Portal has been developed with the support of local councils to help improve the flood resilience of the community, property, infrastructure and environment,” said Joel Leister, Manager – Floodplain Implementation, Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority.
“The portal allows community members to view flood maps, search properties and create a flood property report which helps in understanding how expected river levels may impact their property or residence.”
For more information visit greatershepparton.com.au/community/emergencies/flood/flood-recover or check out the Resilience in Recovery Facebook page.
Murchison Neighbourhood House – 23 Impey Street, Murchison
Tuesday, February 6
Tuesday, March 5
Tuesday, April 2
Tuesday, May 7
Tuesday, June 4
North Shepparton Community and Learning Centre – 10/14 Parkside Drive, Shepparton
Tuesday, February 13
Tuesday, March 12
Tuesday, April 16
Tuesday, May 14
Tuesday, June 11
South Shepparton Community Centre – 290 Archer Street, Shepparton
Thursday, February 22
Thursday, March 21
Thursday, April 18
Thursday, May 23
Thursday, June 20
Mooroopna Education and Activity Centre – 23 Alexandra Street, Mooroopna
Wednesday, February 28
Wednesday, March 27
Wednesday, April 24
Wednesday, May 29
Wednesday, June 26
Tatura Community House – 12-16 Casey St, Tatura
Wednesday, February 7
Wednesday, March 6
Wednesday, April 3
Wednesday, May 8
Wednesday, June 5
