If you’re a local funder, donor, or board member in Bundaberg whether through a small foundation, business sponsorship, or community group it’s time to rethink how you support
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From Passion to Burnout: Why Undervaluing Staff and Systems Hurts Community Progress
In Bundaberg, we’re fortunate to have passionate individuals behind our charities, social enterprises, and not-for-profit programs. But passion alone isn’t enough. Too many local workers and volunteers are
What It Takes to Build Stronger Communities: Lessons for Local Donors and Boards
Community development in Bundaberg isn’t just about programs, it is about relationships, infrastructure, and trust. Yet too often, funding models overlook what it really takes to build long-term,
Changing the System Means Changing the Relationships
Mandatory credit: Tourism and Events Queensland If we want different results, we need to work differently. That’s a key lesson from place-based work across Australia and it’s one Bundaberg is
Backbone Teams – The Invisible Infrastructure Behind Community Success
Image credit: Tourism and Events Queensland In community-led systems change, not everyone sees the work happening behind the scenes. But at the heart of Bundaberg’s place-based approach is a
Why Community-Led, Place-Based Change Matters in Bundaberg
Image credit:Â Tourism and Events Queensland In Bundaberg, a quiet but powerful shift is underway. Community groups, families, services, and government agencies are working together in new ways not
The Bundaberg Approach – A Local Movement with National Significance
Image credit: Tourism and Events Queensland What’s happening in Bundaberg is part of something bigger. Across Australia, communities are coming together to reimagine how support systems work and the
Shifting the Conditions That Hold Problems in Place
Image credit: Tourism and Events Queensland Problems like school disengagement, family violence, or housing stress are rarely caused by a single factor and they can’t be solved by a
How the Community Connector Program Can Transform Bundaberg
Bundaberg is taking bold steps to address skilled worker shortages and foster a welcoming, inclusive community through the Community Connector Program. This innovative initiative is informed by evidence-based
Collaboration at the Heart of Change: Tina Marshall’s Insightful Journey
Bundaberg is home to organisations dedicated to building stronger, more inclusive communities. Among them is Carinbundi, a 30-year-old disability support provider leading the way in delivering high-quality services