All fire-affected community members from Natimuk, Quantong and surrounds are welcome to visit the Natimuk Recovery Hub - which will remain open next week - to access valuable information and support.
Alongside a wide range of services available throughout the week, staff from Council, the Department of Families, Fairness and Housing, and Grampians Community Health will be on-site to offer assistance to any community members who would like to speak with them.
The Recovery Hub will be open until 7.30pm tonight, Friday 16 January from 10am-4pm and next week Monday to Friday 10am - 4pm at the NC2 Building, 62 Main Street, Natimuk.
If you were affected by the fire and were unable to register while the Emergency Relief Centre was open, please visit the Recovery Hub to register. If you have already registered and have any further questions, the team at the Hub will be able to assist and guide you to the right support.
"The Natimuk Recovery Hub is playing a crucial role in our long road to recovery," said Mayor Cr Brian Klowss. "The dedicated staff on the ground are doing an incredible job, working tirelessly to ensure that everyone receives the support and assistance they need during this challenging time."
"I encourage everyone affected by the fire to visit the Recovery Hub in Natimuk and make use of the range of supports available."
For updates on community support, please visit the Horsham Rural City Council Facebook page or visit Council's website https://www.hrcc.vic.gov.au/Our-Services/Emergency-management/Grass-Flat-Telfers-Road-fire-recovery.
