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From Recovery to Resilience

From Recovery to Resilience

No matter who you are, or where you live in Australia, extreme weather, flo...

Resilience Sessions

Resilience Sessions

One-hour activities engaging Queensland school students about disaster prep...

Engage more culturally diverse volunteers

Engage more culturally diverse volunteers

Imagine you are in a key strategic meeting with a room full of people that ...

The new work health and safety laws

The new work health and safety laws

Safe Work Australia has launched a new volunteer assistance package in part...

Virtual Volunteering and Digital Engagement

Virtual Volunteering and Digital Engagement

The utilisation of social media as a powerful tool for volunteer engagement...

Ready Qld emergency smartphone app released

Ready Qld emergency smartphone app released

The next generation of disaster volunteers will be mobilised with the touch...

Young People as Volunteers

Young People as Volunteers

In 2010, Volunteering Qld produced the report Youth Leading Youth which pro...

As the lead agency for volunteering in Queensland, we are working towards a world where everyone can make a difference. Learn more »

One Big Thank You

To launch National Volunteer Week 2012, together with Westpac, we held a celebration to recognise the work of 1.1 million Queenslanders who volunteer in our communities.

Community groups across the state came together for a simultaneous morning tea to say ‘One Big Thank You’ to volunteers who give their time, skills and energy to help others.

The launch was live streamed to volunteering supporters across Queensland. Watch the event below.

One Big Thank You was run in partnership with Westpac. National Volunteer Week is supported by the Queensland Government. Live stream was managed by Blue Shadow Group.

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Queensland's One Million Stars Challenge

Queenslanders are twice as likely to experience natural disasters compared with people in other states. But, are we prepared for these emergencies?

Take the Disaster Readiness Index to find out how prepared you are.