New Rekindling the Spirit facility restores vital services in Lismore after floods
Key points
- An Aboriginal community health service in Lismore has opened a new flood-resilient building. Rekindling the Spirit was severely affected by the 2022 floods.
- The $4.4 million facility was funded by the Australian and NSW governments and will restore health, mental health, counselling and social support services. A separate $2.4 million grant is rebuilding the service's existing site, with works due for completion later this year.
- Federal Emergency Management Minister Kristy McBain said the facility marks a major recovery milestone.
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