Useful Documents
Below is a range of documents and resources that you may find useful. Please keep checking back as we are continually updating and adding more.
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East Gippsland Service Provider List
The East Gippsland Service Provider List has been developed to assist families to have some points to go to when they are looking for support. This was developed as this was a gap identified by families.
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Early Childhood Early Intervention (NDIS) Pathway
Early Childhood Early Intervention (NDIS) Pathway for 0-6 years old
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One Stop School Shop
One Stop School Shop – An updated version developed to help parents and carers understand reasonable adjustments and what you are able to ask your school for your child/ren with additional needs. We have one version you can read online and one version that has QR codes for easier access to websites...You choose!
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Emergency Resources
A range of documents and resources to help tackle emergencies including bushfire recovery.
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Useful Websites
We have put together a collection of websites that you might find useful.
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Diagnostic Pathways
The Diagnostic Pathways document will be a great addition as you start your journey into achieving a diagnosis for your loved one.
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The Application of the Vulnerable Persons Register during the Black Summer Fires
This document summarises the VPR, where it has come from and our recommendations to make systemic changes.
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Crisis Payments (Commonwealth)
Check out the simplified version of where you may be able to access payments in times of an emergency through Centrelink.
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Emergency Payments (Victoria)
Check out the two payments you can access in times of an emergency in Victoria through the State Government.
Bushfire Resilience & Recovery Project
Information, resources and information developed as a result of the Bushfire Resilience and Recovery Project (BRRP) has also been included on this page. The BRRP set out to understand the experiences of families and carers who cared for children with additional needs through the Black Summer Fires and into recovery, including COVID19.
The BRRP has enjoyed genuine engagement which has resulted in recommendations on how to improve systems to achieve better outcomes for families, carers and children with additional needs. More information on the project can be found in “Our Impact”.
Please find below the Bushfire Resilience and Recovery Project (BRRP) Final Report and a list of other documents that were developed during the project. More details are found in “Our Impact”
