We’re excited to announce that Neighbourhood Centres Queensland (NCQ) has secured funding from the Queensland Government Department of Trade, Employment and Training (DTET) to develop three new...
The 2026–27 Queensland State Budget contains no additional funding commitments for Neighbourhood Centres. While the Budget continues several previously announced election commitments and existing initiatives, it...
Monday March 30 saw national recognition of Neighbourhood and Community Centres in Federal Parliament, as five Federal Members stood up and spoke up about the...
Over the past year, 20 Neighbourhood Centres in Queensland have been delivering engaging energy literacy initiatives as part of the Charge Up project. The Charge...
Twenty-five Neighbourhood Centres across Queensland are designing and delivering community-led projects that support the health, wellbeing, and empowerment of women and girls*, as part of...
Fifty-five Centres across the state are involved with NCQ's Community Food Program, delivering locally-led initiatives to enhance food literacy, support personal health and community wellbeing, create...
Women are often the backbone of families, workplaces and communities, yet too often their health takes a back seat. The theme of Women’s Health Week...
We’re pleased to announce that our two new micro-credentials courses are now open for enrollment! You can now enrol in: Introduction to Neighbourhood Centres Overview...
Early analysis of the Queensland Budget 2025-26 shows some moderate cost of living measures, and a major focus on housing, health, community safety, child protection,...