Household-grant helper
A person with a voucher and a local organisation that helps them use it. We can be paid by the scheme, and the bed goes to the household.
The Stretch Bed is $750 a bed. Freight is quoted per run.
What you get.
- A quote the scheme will accept
- One bed or many, no minimum
- A written parts warranty
- A page to hand to the person you are helping
Ways you can pay.
No Interest Loan Scheme supplier payment
Up to $2,000 for eligible essentials, including delivery.
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Queensland Essential Household Contents Grant
$1,765 for a single adult or $5,300 for a couple or family after activation.
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Leaving Violence Program invoice payment
Up to $3,655 of eligible goods per approved person.
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These routes pay a supplier for one person or household. They work best through a local organisation that already helps people use them.
How an order reads.
- Price
- $750 a bed
- Freight
- Quoted for this run and this destination
- Minimum
- None
- Lead time
- Quoted from the stock held on the day of the quote
- Invoiced by
- The community organisation where it holds the stock; otherwise Goods on Country (The Butterfly Movement Ltd)
Straight answers.
Is there a minimum order?
There is no minimum order. One bed is an order.
How long will it take?
We quote the lead time from the stock we hold on the day you ask. Freight is quoted for each run, for your destination.
Who sends the invoice?
Where a community organisation holds the stock, that organisation invoices you and keeps the $750 a bed. Otherwise Goods on Country (The Butterfly Movement Ltd) invoices.
What if a bed breaks?
Parts carry a written warranty. We send the wording with your quote. If a bed needs fixing, a paid local repairer in your region does the job, and you are told the part prices up front.
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