Greater Shepparton City Council
A list of all current Greater Shepparton City Council Grants including closing dates can be found on their website.

For more information click here.

For any questions, please contact Council on (03) 5832 9700.

Business and Community Sport Flood Recovery Grants

Flood recovery grants for small businesses, not-for-profit and community sport organisations directly affected by the 2022 Victorian floods.

Tier 1 – Up to $25,000 is available with evidence of direct damage and an outline of expected recovery costs. To make a claim under Tier 1 you can provide evidence of either estimated or actual costs. You must first apply for Tier 1 before progressing to Tier 2.

Tier 2 – Tier 2 encompasses subsequent grant payments totaling over $25,000, up to $50,000, which can be reimbursed with full evidence of payment for recovery costs (tax invoices and official receipts). This evidence of payment must also include any amounts initially claimed under Tier 1, including the initial $5000 grant.

For Further information on this and all other available Business Victoria Grants – click here.

Business Relief Service

The Small Business Mentoring Service have been engaged by Business Victoria and have a team of 50+ staff ready to provide a free and confidential one-on-one support (including assistance with funding applications) to flood-affected business owners, community sporting clubs and not-for profits by their local business relief advisers via telephone and on the ground. Simply they are ‘case management’ for business.

Businesses and Groups seeking this support, can register though:
Business Victoria
13 22 15
Registration form: https://business.vic.gov.au/grants-and-programs/business-relief-service

Contact: Ross Jennings, Interim CEO and Director
Small Business Mentoring Service
0409 016 517
ceo@sbms.org.au

Click for Vic

Get the best of Victoria delivered to your door. Buy online now – direct from the chefs, artisans, makers and creators across Melbourne and Victoria.

Greater Shepparton City Council visitor economy team have been working with Visit Victoria on some immediate support options to help local operators affected by the floods.

The Shepparton and Goulburn Valley region now has the opportunity to leverage online sales through the support of Visit Victoria’s Click for Vic campaign, as part of our flood recovery.

This is a great platform to showcase our regions products and produce that is available for purchase online. Click for Vic provided significant contribution to the support and recovery of businesses affected by bushfires across the state in 2019/2020. As well as supporting businesses through the covid-19 pandemic.

The Click for Vic web pages are managed by Visit Victoria and feature a selection of products that will inspire Victorians to support the local tourism industry. As the state’s tourism marketing agency, their focus is on the people and businesses that contribute to the states reputation as a great place to visit.

For further information click here

Visit Victoria and the local Visitor Economy team are both here to provide assistance in getting your business listed on ATDW. Contact Visit Victoria directly on atdwsupport@visitvictoria.com.au or 1300 306 366 (during business hours) or the local Visitor Economy team on digital@visitshepparton.com.au or 5832 9874

Victorian State Election Candidate’s Forum

For those who were unable to attend the Committee For Greater Shepparton – Victorian State Election Candidate’s Forum on November 15th, you can now watch it by clicking on this link here.

Disclaimer:  The opinions in this video are those of the candidates and do not necessarily reflect those of the Committee for Greater Shepparton or Shepparton Chamber of Commerce & Industry.

C4GS will be hosting a “Meet the Local Member for Shepparton” event in December once we have the result of the election.
Further details to follow when available.

16 Days of Activism Launch – Through a Worker’s Eyes

To celebrate the launch of the 16 days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence campaign, the Greater Shepparton Family Violence Prevention Network invites the community to attend the “Through a Worker’s Eyes” Luncheon.The 16 Days of Activism (16 Days) is a global campaign dedicated to raising awareness about violence against women, and the impact of gender-based violence. The campaign starts on the 25th of November, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, and concludes on the 10th of December, the International Day of Human Rights Day. These dates were chosen in order to symbolically link violence against women with human rights issues. In particular, this campaign emphasises the fact that violence, in any form, is a violation of human rights.The event will feature speaker’s from local organisations that support the prevention, response and recovery of gender based violence.Speakers will share their insights and experiences of:– The importance of primary prevention education- The collective organisational responses to community members impacted by gender based violence- Supporting survivors through the journey to recoveryCome and meet your local organisations to support a community that Calls out gender based violence in all its forms.

Event Details
Date and time
Fri., 25 November 2022, 11:00 am – 1:00 pm AEDT
Location
Shepparton Art Museum 530 Wyndham Street Shepparton, VIC 3630

Tickets through Eventbrite

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