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Tropical Cyclone Seroja

GIVIT is the smart way to help people affected by Cyclone Seroja

We have partnered with the Department of Communities and the National Recovery and Resilience Agency to manage donation offers during recovery from Tropical Cyclone Seroja.

In April 2021, Tropical Cyclone Seroja made landfall near the town of Kalbarri in Western Australia's Mid West. Wind gusts of up to 170km/h caused massive destruction, with up to 70% of structures in Kalbarri damaged. The cyclone then tracked southeast for more than 1000 kilometres, impacting more than 133,00kms² and 16 local government areas.

Listed below is exactly what's needed right now

The list changes as requests are filled, and new needs are identified by support organisations providing aid and relief. 100% of publicly donated funds received by GIVIT will be used to purchase exactly what's needed by people and communities impacted by the cyclone.

See what people need right now

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Brisbane
QLD 4000

Delivery

Post / Courier
Voucher

Area

Adelaide
SA 5000

Delivery

Post / Courier
Voucher

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Adelaide
SA 5000

Delivery

Drop off
Post / Courier
Voucher

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Ainslie
ACT 2602

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Drop off
Post / Courier
Voucher

Area

Ainslie
ACT 2602

Have something to give that's not listed above?

Listing your donation will make it visible and available to charities and support organisations working with people who have been impacted by Tropical Cyclone Seroja.

Funding partners

This initiative is provided through the Community Welfare and Outreach Program which is jointly funded by the Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements

Impacted areas where organisations registered with GIVIT can request donations include Geraldton, Northampton, Kalbarri, Morawa, Mingenew, Carnamah, Carnarvon, Chapman Valley, Coorow, Dalwallinu, Dandaragan, Irwin, Koorda, Mount Marshall, Perenjori, Shark Bay and Three Springs. 

This is how to help people in Western Australia impacted by Tropical Cyclone Seroja.

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