community connect issue five
community connect issue five community connect is published bi-monthly to connect Queenslanders with information about services and resources supported by the Department of Communities.
From the ministers
News in brief
Friendship means the world to Adrian
Friendship Program creates opportunities for people of all abilities to be involved in their communities.
Sporting program has ‘deadly’ impact on participants
Sports stars promote the benefits of healthy eating and an active lifestyle.
Call for golden gurus
Over fifties with skills and talent encouraged to share their knowledge with community groups.
Mackay artist wins national award
A young Mackay artist has won a national competition to illustrate the theme of this year’s NAIDOC Week.
Celebrating NAIDOC Week
NAIDOC Week celebrations across the state highlight the history, culture and achievements of Indigenous Australians.
Empowering Indigenous women to lead with strong voices
Community workshops and seminars help young Indigenous women become powerful leaders in their communities.
Young artists help create healthy homes
School artists paint a picture of safe and healthy housing.
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Community people
Young Indigenous people have their say in Parliament
Historic first sitting of Indigenous Youth Parliament allows future Indigenous leaders to make their mark.
Australia’s best hip hop artists work with youthbeyondblue
Hip-hop artists dance up a storm to promote positive mental health messages among young people
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Mentoring people for a better future
North Queensland program provides life skills learning for people faced with cultural and language barriers.
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Brisbane Roar striker helping to red card racism
Soccer star committed to red carding racism, and celebrating Queensland’s ethnic diversity.
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Across Queensland
A photo montage of events and activities from around the state.
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Community diary
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Service directory
Last reviewed: 20 July 2009