Free Community Dinner @ Kelvin Grove
The Exchange 81 Musk Avenue, Kelvin Grove, Qld, AustraliaRoll up, roll up for a free hot dinner every Wednesday at the Exchange. Brought to you by the Village Church at Kelvin Grove.
Roll up, roll up for a free hot dinner every Wednesday at the Exchange. Brought to you by the Village Church at Kelvin Grove.
Join us every week for a fun & social activity! My Aged Care Required*
Free food parcels, BBQ and a friendly chat with the Valley Hearts team
A fun weekly community session facilitated by an Exercise Physiologist, focusing on balance, strength and coordination.
Come and share your culture, practice English and make friends while you knit blankets for refugee children.
Join the Compass Crew for a healthy & mindful walk each week!
North West Brisbane Community Hub in Bardon offers a variety of support services and points of connection in a safe space every Thursday from 11am-1pm, with a free GP also […]
Come in to our open house at North West Brisbane Community Hub in Bardon to get your free health checks with our practitioner nurse. You can access: health assessments vaccinations […]
Try your first chair yoga class for FREE during QLD Mental Health Week 8-16 October. Accessible Yoga for every body. Improve balance, strength, flexibility and mental clarity with Chair Yogis in-studio or livestream classes.
Come along to our free art classes at Acacia Ridge Community Centre! Find an outlet to express yourself and enjoy the company of other artists in our welcoming space.
Pre-employment support - resume writing, cover letter writing, interview skills
Do your children need a little helping hand with school work? Our tutors can go over your homework or show you new ways of doing things, and best of all it's FREE.
We are committed to supporting reconciliation between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-Indigenous Australian people. In keeping with the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the lands where Communify works, the Turrbal and Jagera peoples. We wish to pay respect to the Elders – past and present – and acknowledge the important role Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples continue to play within our community.
