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
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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
A new community-led initiative is in motion to bring a dedicated hub for children and families to Bundaberg and Hervey Bay. This collaborative project between Impact Community Services
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
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
In Bundaberg, collaboration is the cornerstone of community growth, and Tim Sayre, President of the Bundaberg and District Chamber of Commerce, is leading the charge. With over 200
The Partner Up Podcast by Welcome to Bundaberg is dedicated to spotlighting community leaders who foster meaningful partnerships to transform lives and strengthen our region. In this episode,
Bundaberg is a community built on collaboration, and inclusivity is at the heart of its growth. In a recent Partner Up Podcast episode, Cirsty Murphy from IWC Bundaberg
Since its establishment in 1978, Impact Community Services has been a cornerstone of positive change in Bundaberg. Locally headquartered, the organisation operates under three guiding pillars—Live, Grow, and
At Welcome to Bundaberg, we are fortunate to work alongside dedicated organisations like Pierson Services, which has been supporting families and young people in our community for over
Partnering for a Stronger Bundaberg: Community Centred Solutions in Action At the heart of Bundaberg’s success lies its community spirit. The Community Centred Solutions Project is taking this