Australian Government Mobile Service Centre is coming to Kyogle on Monday, 22 July and Tuesday, 23 July.
It will be located in the Kyogle Visitor Information Centre car park and will be open from 9am to 4pm each day.
Mobile Service Centres travel extensively throughout rural and regional Australia. Staff from Services Australia travel with the Mobile
Service Centres and can help with Centrelink and Medicare payments and services. They can also provide information about Department of Veterans’ Affairs programs and support services for veterans and their families. Staff can also help people create a myGov account to access government services online.
Mobile Service Centres provide information, help and support, for:
- families
- older Australians
- students
- job seekers
- people with disability
- carers
- farmers
- self-employed people.
Staff can assist with:
- registering and using the agency’s online services
- new claims for Centrelink payments
- updating and confirming Centrelink and Medicare information
- information on how financial matters may impact on payments
- assistance with payment and service options
- rural payment entitlements for eligible farmers
- non-cash Medicare transactions
- enrolling for and issuing new Medicare cards
- social work support and referrals.
