There are many organisations that can help support you after a disaster. See a list of support groups here.

Disaster Support Groups
The Public Trustee of Queensland will provide a new Will and Enduring Power of Attorney free of charge to anyone affected by a disaster declared under the Queensland Disaster Management Act.  To access this offer please phone 1300 360 044 or email Clientenq@pt.qld.gov.au and advise of your circumstances.  For more information about Wills and Enduring Powers of Attorney please visit the Public Trustee website. Some of the Public Trustee’s clients are the State’s most vulnerable people, and there is a responsibility to them during disasters.  The Public Trustee applies on some client’s behalf for appropriate assistance, and may also obtain quotes for repairs when the client is unable to do so.
Lifeline provides counselling and support, including crisis counselling to people affected by disaster.
The Australian Red Cross supports and visits people in communities where disaster has occurred to check on their wellbeing and make referrals to other agencies.
The Salvation Army provides catering services for people helping with disaster and community recovery.
Volunteering Queensland connects people, resources and organisations through volunteering projects and initiatives.
St Vincent de Paul provides essential items such as blankets, toiletries, mattresses, new clothing, food, water and children's and babies' necessities.
ADRA provides temporary accommodation for people who have lost their homes in a disaster.
RSPCA services include rescuing trapped animals, helping or injured animals, and technical and logistical support for emergency animal shelters.
Blue Care provides most community care services using its own staff and facilities.
St John Ambulance is a self-funded charitable organisation dedicated to helping people who are sick, distressed, suffering or in danger.