Small Business Advisory Services - National Disaster Assistance
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The objective of the SBAS program is to maximise the growth potential, prosperity and sustainability of small businesses through enhanced access to information and advice on issues important to sustaining and/or growing small business. This program aims to improve the business skills of small business operators and owners. |
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Small businesses can access a range of advisory services, such as but not limited to:
- Business and marketing planning;
- Mentoring;
- Leasing guidance
- Legal and accounting
- Loans and banking advice
- Government regulations
- Natural Disaster Assistance funding
Natural Disaster Assistance
The Bundaberg Enterprise Centre is one of 25 advisory service providers nationally enabling us to expand and strengthen our capacity, specifically to provide additional low cost business advisory services to businesses that have been directly and/or indirectly affected by the natural disasters that have occurred in Australia since October 2010.
The Bundaberg Enterprise Centre will provide services to:
- Obtain specialized professional advice;
- Receive business information;
- Attend workshops such as: building resilience; and
- Access mentoring
Referral to:
- Legal advice;
- Accounting assistance; and
- Bookkeeping services
for NO COST to rebuild resilience across all industry sectors, improving our small businesses' sustainability and capacity to grow.
Who is eligible for SBAS-NDA Assistance?
To be eligible for SBAS you must:
- be a small business, i.e. have less that 20 full-time equivellant staff;and
- affected directly or indirectlt by the natural disasters that have occurred since October 2010.
Not sure if you're eligible, call Peter Peterson on
How do I get referred to the SBAS-NDA program?
You do not have to be referred, simply call Peter Peterson on
How do you get accepted onto the SBAS-NDA program?
All you need to do is call Peter Peterson on
Is any funding provided?
SBAS does not provide you with any capital funds to operate the business. However, the SBAS can contribute towards costs incurred for seeking advice from your solicitor or accountant. Additionally, we may be able to direct you to other programs that may include funding such as the QRAA Special Disaster Flood Assistance grants.
The SBAS-NDA program is brought to with the support of AusIndustry
The SBAS—Natural Disaster Assistance program services provided by the Bundaberg Enterprise Centre Association Inc are funded by the Australian Government.
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