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Bushfire Recovery Hub

Affected residents should head to the Strathbogie Shire Recovery Hub at 34 Railway Street, Euroa to access up-to-date information on bushfire support payments, recovery assistance and other essential services. This facility is 9am to 3pm weekdays or by appointment 1800 065 99

Services at the Recovery Hub | Monday 27 April – Friday 1 May

We have a range of support services available at the Recovery Hub throughout the week. Drop in and see the teams who are here to help.

Monday 27 April
• Council Recovery Team

Tuesday 28 April
• Council Recovery Team
• Primary Care Connect Wellness Day | 10am–2pm | Free BBQ available

Wednesday 29 April
• Council Recovery Team
• Primary Care Connect | 10am–3pm
• Family Care
• Council Building Officer, Planning Officer & Environmental Health Officer | 12pm–3pm

Thursday 30 April
• Council Recovery Team
• Primary Care Connect | 10am–3pm
• Family Care
• Agriculture Victoria | 11am–2pm
• Mental Health & Wellbeing | 11am–3pm
• Council Waste Team

Friday 1 May
• Council Recovery Team
• Primary Care Connect | 10am–3pm

Latest news

Keep up to date with the latest news. Read the latest edition of the Community Newsletter as well as other media publications.

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Clean-up and rebuild

Find our how to dispose of bushfire-related waste, learn about the environmental impact of the fires and understand Council's building and planning requirements for damaged or destroyed buildings, rebuilding, temporary accommodation and vegetation removal.

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Support for farmers and businesses

Find resources and support for business recovery following the January 2026 bushfire. Fencing, livestock and re-establishment of buildings.

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Support programs and wellbeing

A range of counselling, support and information services are available to help you and your loved ones.

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Payments and recovery support

Information about emergency relief payments, accommodation and recovery support.

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On site assessments by Council

After any major event, you will see Council staff and specialists visiting our neighbourhoods. They are conducting a Secondary Impact Assessment (SIA).

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Donations and giving

The most effective way to support recovery efforts right now is through financial donations. Find out about how you can donate to support impacted communities or discover volunteering opportunities.

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Respond during an emergency

Find out how to stay up-to-date with the latest information and respond. Learn about road closures, public transport, and places to go as a last resort.

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Call the Emergency Recovery Hotline
1800 560 760

(Press 9 for an interpreter or call Translating and Interpreter Services on 131 450).

The Emergency Recovery Hotline can help you with things like health and wellbeing, financial advice and assistance, finding local services, insurance and legal questions, and registering for government services. About the Emergency Recovery Support Program.