Beenleigh District Not-for-Profit Virtual Conference
Beenleigh Neighbourhood Centre hosted the Beenleigh District Not-for-Profit Virtual Conference from 26 August to 27 August. The conference was facilitated by Anthony Ketland (Beenleigh District Community Development Association) and Stephanie Maciulaitis (Alcohol and Drug Foundation).
The overarching purpose of the conference was to provide a platform for not-for-profit organisations to share information about their services and insights into their respective areas of expertise. Chris Mundy from Queensland Families and Communities Association provided an inspiring keynote address titled ‘Working with Community: Going back to our Roots’.
The event was a great success, with 18 organisations providing presentations and many attendees participating in the conference throughout the two-day period.
Conference – Day 1 of 2
Conference – Day 2 of 2
Host Introduction – Anthony Ketland
Host Introduction – Stefanie Maciulaitis
Keynote Address: Working with Community: Going Back to our Roots
Chris Mundy – Queensland Families and Communities Association
Panelist 1 – Family Drug Support
Panelist 2 – Lives Lived Well (Breakthrough for Families)
Panelist 3 – 4207 Hope
Panelist 4 – Relationships Australia
Panelist 5 – Twin Rivers Centre
Panelist 6 – Caxton Legal Centre
Panelist 7 – Multicultural Communities Council Gold Coast
Panelist 8 – Centacare
Panelist 9 – Soroptimist International (Beenleigh Branch)
Panelist 10 – Southern Cross Care
Panelist 11 – Homeward (Assisted Returns)
Panelist 12 – Logan Together Backbone Team
Panelist 13 – Continence Foundation of Australia
Panelist 14 – Brook RED
Panelist 15 – Beenleigh Neighbourhood Centre & Beenleigh Supported Accommodation Service
Panelist 16 – MultiLink Community Services
Panelist 17 – Anglicare Southern Queensland (inSync Youth Services)
Panelist 18 – QLD Corrective Services (Beenleigh Community Corrections)
