Information for carers.
Provides human and social recovery assistance to disaster affected individuals and communities, through Personal Hardship Assistance Grants and long term recovery programs.
Find out about the program and the successful grant recipients.
Queensland Government concessions are available to eligible holders of a concession card such as seniors, people with a disability, carers, veterans, sole parents, widows and students.
The Financial Inclusion Plan is an important component of the Queensland Government's broad and multifaceted response to financial exclusion and financial hardship to secure a stronger economic future for Queensland and Queenslanders.
Read about the Queensland Government's commitment to strengthening social cohesion in our communities.
Find out about Neighbourhood and community centres and how they are supporting local Queensland communities.
Information about volunteering in Queensland, including volunteering opportunities, what to do if you need volunteers, legal information for volunteers in Queensland, and research resources.
The financial literacy program provides support to Queenslanders to improve financial knowledge, build financial capacity and manage factors that contribute to financial difficulties.
This scheme provides supports to people who, with a small amount of assistance, can maintain or regain their independence, continue living safely in their homes, and actively participate in their communities.
Find out about goods and food relief programs supporting families and individuals on low incomes, and those impacted by disasters.
Find out how Safe Night Precincts are improving the safety and wellbeing of individuals and communities across Queensland.
Find out how gambling help services are supporting individual and community wellbeing.
Place-based approaches. Find out about place-based approaches and how they can be used to bring together community stakeholders in a defined location to address complex community needs.
The Queensland Government continues to partner with the Logan Together place-based collective impact initiative to help improve outcomes for children 0 to 8 years of age in Logan.
Information about the organisations funded to deliver the Community Transport program.
Find out about emergency relief available to vulnerable Queenslanders.
The department provides funding to 102 Queensland Meals on Wheels providers as a contribution to the operation of Meals on Wheels services.
The National Redress Scheme was developed following recommendations from the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse2. The Scheme provides redress through acknowledgment and support to people who experienced institutional child sexual abuse.
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