If you are in an emergency financial situation and need assistance to access essential services, we can help.
We can assist with planning your budget and assist you in working through your financial difficulties.
Talk to our Financial Case Worker who can assist you or refer you to other services that are available to help you improve your financial situation.
We can assist with a variety of issues including:
No Interest Loans are for the purchase of essential goods and services such as vehicle repairs, educational essentials, medical or dental expenses, household items and essentials
You are eligible if:
If you would like to get in touch, have an inquiry about our services or have general questions then you contact us here. Please complete the form with your name, contact details, and what you would like information about and we’ll get back to you soon.
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Would you know what to do if an emergency affected your home or family? 🌧️🔥
Join us for a FREE My Emergency Plan Workshop at the Ayton Tin Shed and create a practical emergency plan tailored to you and your household.
During the workshop, we’ll help you:
✅ Understand the risks in your local area
✅ Identify any personal or additional support needs
✅ Create a clear plan to help keep you and your household safe
Upcoming workshops run from 10am–12pm on:
📅 Wednesday 29 July
📅 Wednesday 5 August
📅 Tuesday 11 August
📅 Wednesday 12 August
Lunch is provided, but bookings are essential.
📱 Scan the QR code on the poster to register
📞 Call 4082 1400
📧 Email reception@cooktowndcc.org.au
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Please note our office will be closed this Friday, 31st July, for Professional Development. For emergencies, please call 000. ... See MoreSee Less
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