Queensland Government
Community connect issue sixteen
From the Ministers
From the Ministers.
New policy charts state's multicultural future
A new state multicultural policy, announced in July, affirms an Australian and Queensland approach to multiculturalism which emphasises citizenship, diversity, harmony and a ‘fair go’.
Disability support opens way to 'good life'
Most people want to live the best lifestyle they can within their budget – surrounded by friends and family – and people with a disability are no exception.
It's a home delivery made with care
Brisbane woman Helen Tully is one of those behind-the-scenes Meals on Wheels stalwarts whose wonderful voluntary work was recognised during Home and Community Care Awareness Week from 21 to 27 August.
Celebrations offer something for everybody
Disability Action Week focuses on empowering people, embracing aspirations and realising capabilities to enrich our community.
Community helps twins achieve an active life
Two small girls struggle into their school classroom, moving slowly. They are encased in wire reinforced bodysuits, crowned with bike helmets.
New homelessness strategy launched
A three-pronged strategy to prevent homelessness has been launched by the Queensland Government.
Community people
Queenslanders making our state a better place to live.
Foster a child. Foster a future
Do you have room in your home and heart for a young person in need?
Sisters' bond inspires fostering role
A family of five children aged between one and nine have been able to stay connected as foster children, thanks to the close bond between two foster parents.
Book helps children adjust to change
Foster children dealing with change are being helped to adjust by a new children's book called A Place For Me.
Community's chance to say thanks
Foster and Kinship Carer Week is an annual celebration of foster and kinship carers, their families and extended networks.
Keeping children safe
Community groups throughout Queensland will host activities ranging from high teas to training workshops to mark Child Protection Week from 4 to 10 September.
More support for victims of violence
Victims of domestic and family violence with court orders against perpetrators will be able to feel more secure in their own homes and remain in touch with their support networks, thanks to the roll out of a pilot program to improve residential security.
Bright future beckons - no looking back
Young Far North Queenslanders are turning their back on crime and taking positive steps to improve their lives.
Across Queensland
Community Connect issue 16 - Across Queensland
News in brief
Community Connect issue 16 - News in brief
Last reviewed 13 September 2011
Last modified 15 May 2012
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