Community Connect
Woman of the Year 2024
Nundah Village is once again recognising International Women’s Day by highlighting the invaluable contribution of inspiring women in our community. The aim of IWD 2024 is to collectively forge a more inclusive world for women and to celebrate their achievements. This year Nundah Village is shining the spotlight on even more amazing, inclusive women in our community. From ‘Next Generation’ to ‘Local Legend’, from ‘Eco Warrior’ to ‘Community Builder’, ‘Champion of Arts’ to Community Leader & Multicultural Ambassador.
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Nundah Community Enterprises Cooperative
Nundah Community Enterprises Co-operative (NCEC or Nundah Co-op) was formed in 1998 to create sustainable employment and training opportunities for people with cognitive and/or psycho-social disabilities. To connect, visit www.ncec.com.au
Toombul Bowls Club
Located at 70 Flower Street Northgate, Toombul Bowls Club is a community venue inclusive for mens & ladies bowls. The club also provides functions and food from their bistro and live music. To connect, visit toombulbowls.com.au
Boomerang Bags Nundah
Boomerang Bags is about connecting communities, making bags, diverting waste, starting conversations, fostering sustainable behaviour, and having a bit of fun! To connect, visit boomerangbags.org
Neighbours of Nundah
Neighbours of Nundah - Christmas Lunch Together with a special performance by our community group, Nundah Allstars.
‘The Waterhole’ Art Mural – Collaboration with Nundah State School
Through a series of art workshops, Nundah Village has proudly partnered with Nundah State School to create an inspiring art mural to represent our local area. For more information, visit the What's On Page of our website www.nundahvillage.com.au/whatson/the-waterhole/
Mary MacKillop – Livia’s Impact Project
Chats for change is a Social Justice Group made up of students from Mary MacKillop College. The group was created to discuss wider issues in the social and political landscape and through collaboration the students come up with their own resolutions on issues they feel passionate about. This is Livia's Impact Project. To connect, please visit http://www.mmc.qld.edu.au
Mary MacKillop – Holly’s Impact Project
Chats for change is a Social Justice Group made up of students from Mary MacKillop College. The group was created to discuss wider issues in the social and political landscape and through collaboration the students come up with their own resolutions on issues they feel passionate about. This is Holly’s Impact Project. To connect, please visit http://www.mmc.qld.edu.au
Autism Behavioural Intervention Queensland (ABIQ)
Autism Behavioural Intervention Queensland (ABIQ) believes that families of children with autism deserve a choice of early intervention programs. They continue to help families in all aspects from diagnosis to schooling and general support. To connect, visit www.abiq.org
Market Day
Community Market Day was aimed at connecting our locals with all our local community groups and volunteers. In addition to celebrating all our local groups, we showcased products from our very own local entrepreneurs and/or start-ups who didn’t have a shop front, but had an incredible product/service to offer.
Toombul Croquet Club
The Toombul Croquet Club was established in 1928, the club hosts croquet tournaments throughout the year as well as two Majong groups. The sport is tactical, social and welcomes players of all ages. To connect visit www.toombulcroquet.com
Community Living Association Op Shop
CLA supports young people at risk, and people with a disability by creating social and employment opportunities. The CLA Op Shop first opened in 2021 and is completely run by volunteers. To connect visit their Facebook page @CommunityLivingAssociation
North East Community Support Group Inc
The mission of the North East Community Support Group (Zillmere Community Centre) is to work towards providing quality community support programs in line with changing needs and the provision of services and activities targeted to alleviate poverty, homelessness, distress, disability, isolation and unemployment. To connect visit www.necsg.org.au
Nundah / Wavell Girl Guides
The Girl Guides at Nundah/Wavell offer a fun, safe space for girls of all ages to learn and play. They’ve been a part of the community since 1953 and continue to meet every week at Murray Duus Park. For more information visit http://www.guidesqld.org/
Zonta District 22
Zonta is a global network of professional women that empowers women and girls in over 63 countries, through advocacy, education and services. Zonta believes in women’s rights, gender equality and says no to violence against women. For more information visit https://zontadistrict22.org/district-22-clubs/
