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The Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme (ACVVS) provides friendship and companionship through one-on-one visits to older people in Residential Aged Care or Home Care Package recipients who are socially isolated. Read more
This outdoor gallery is part of a community-wide project that invited local artists and residents to explore one simple question: Read more
The Bay Families program assists parents/carers with children aged 0-18 years who are experiencing personal, social, emotional or financial difficulties. Read more
The Bub Hub is designed specifically for young parents aged under 25 who are navigating the early stages of raising a child. Read more
Community Action for a Multicultural Society (CAMS) provides the multicultural community of the Wide Bay region with services including Culture Caf, conversational English classes and garden clubs to promote social inclusion Read more
We offer a top quality catering service through our social enterprise, The Wandering Teapot. Read more
Comfort Kitchen is a free weekly community meal program designed to bring people together in a safe, welcoming space. Read more
The Community Access Program aims to boost digital skills, and mental, social and emotional well-being for Fraser Coast residents (priority given to residents aged 18-36). Read more
The Community Navigators program provides support to build a stronger and more resilient community by helping people access essential services and activities. Read more
HBNC’s Free Connecting Communities Social Prescription Program connects Fraser Coast residents to social activities, groups and clubs for fun and connection. Read more
Join us at the Fraser Coast Interagency Meetings, HBNC, where community organisations come together to connect, collaborate, and share valuable information about the services available in our region. Read more
Individual and group social support for older people and their carers. Read more
The Fraser Coast Youth Survey captures feedback from our young people about the challenges they face. Read more
The Wide Bay Burnett Community Legal Service provides free, quality legal advice to the Wide Bay Burnett region. Read more
Industry Ready Training (IRT) supports community members aged 18 and older to find their purpose while improving employability and life skills. Whether you're just starting your journey into the workforce, seeking to change careers, or need help overcoming barriers to employment, our program is tailored to guide you towards achieving your goals. Read more
To support the needy, HBNC relies on donations such as toiletries and non-perishable food from generous people Read more
YAP - Youth Assistance Program; IRT - Industry Ready Training; TEC - Training and Employment Coaches Read more
A range of programs, workshops and events organised by our Local Learning Network team Read more
HBNC is excited to announce the launch of its new Meet the Neighbours Outreach Trailer – Creating Connected Communities. Read more
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Pitch Night is an opportunity for the community to step in and present their innovative ideas to improve the Fraser Coast. Read more
The Play With Your Kids (PWYK) program provides a supportive activities-based playgroup for families with children from birth to 8 years. Read more
The QSTARS Tenancy Advice Service is here to help renters navigate their tenancy journey. Whether you’re dealing with a tricky housing situation or just want to understand your rights and responsibilities, our team is here to support you every step of the way. Read more
This heart-warming initiative aims to foster a love for reading among children aged six to seven, promoting literacy, language skills, and overall well-being. Read more