Neighbourhood Centres host and support Pop-Up Community Recovery Hubs
In the days and weeks after the floods, the Queensland Government announced Pop-Up Community Recovery Hubs to be opened for people affected by the flooding...
Politicians Visit Neighbourhood and Community Centres following floods
The week following Queensland's flooding disaster, politicians from every level of government began visiting neighbourhood and community centres to view first-hand the extraordinary work centres...
Premier Announces Flood Recovery Funding Campaign at KENG
On March 6, Kingston East Neighbourhood Centre in Logan hosted Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, as she announced the kick start of the Flood Recovery Funding Campaign....
NCQ 2022-2023 State Budget Asks
Each day, 140+ supportive spaces across Queensland open their doors to welcome and empower community members to connect, learn and grow. As community-based, non-profit organisations,...
20 Additional Financial Resilience Workers for Queensland
The Queensland Government has announced a $4million program over 2 years to deliver an additional 20 financial resilience workers through Neighbourhood Centres, local community organisations and...