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10 years of commitment to our community

From her first role as senior assessment writer for our old Foster and Kinship Care program, to front-line, manager and operations manager roles across almost all of our Community Services […]

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Aunties come together to raise breast cancer awareness

This week 32 aunties came together to prioritise their health at our annual breast cancer awareness event in Logan. Held at the Gould Adams Community Hall, the event brought together […]

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Celebrating 10 years of service: Community Liaison Jesse

This year a record-breaking number of staff reached a milestone year of service. To acknowledge their contributions we are going to be profiling each of them over the coming weeks […]

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Celebrating our staff at the QATSICPP Awards

This year, the Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Child Protection Peak (QATSICPP) hosted its annual members conference and awards night, recognising excellence across the sector. Our Community Services and […]

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Turning conflict into care: a look at our latest GROW workshop

Conflict in the workplace—it’s something we all experience yet rarely embrace. But what if we shifted our perspective? What if, instead of seeing workplace disagreements as a roadblock, we saw […]

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GROW Capability program comes to leaf with first workshop

Staff from different service streams across the organisation came together for the very first Grow workshop last week, learning about Navigating the Tough Yarns in a dynamic and interactive way. Thanks to grant funding […]

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Trainee of the Year completes qualification

Today, we’re celebrating our Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) Trainee, Darla, who recently completed her WHS traineeship and was recognised earlier this year as the Trainee of the Year at […]

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2024 Young, Black and Proud Scholarship winners announced

Our Young, Black and Proud Scholarship program supports and celebrates our young mob who exhibit outstanding talent in the arts, sport or academic fields. We partnered with the Queensland Family […]

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Deadly Kindy Burragah, more than a kindy

The Burragah Aboriginal and Islander Advancement Co-op Society Kindergarten first opened its doors in 1983 thanks to the hard work and commitment of local community members who saw the need […]

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Jajumbora CFC receives $5000 grant

Our Jajumbora Children and Family Centre has been awarded a $5000 grant from the Queensland Government’s Celebrating Reconciliation Grants Program. This generous funding will support a Reconciliation Week event at […]

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