Julia Creek QCWA in Julia Creek, Queensland | Non-profit organisation

Julia Creek QCWA

Locality: Julia Creek, Queensland

Phone: +61 427 238 211

Address: 51 Burke St 4823 Julia Creek, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.qcwa.org.au

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23.01.2022 QCWA helping our communities cook at home and stay healthy! This week we will be showcasing some of our Pantry Items recipes. These tasty recipes can be made... with typical pantry staples you might have at home, such as oats. Today's recipe inspiration is... Oat Stuffed Peppers! This dish has a tasty mix of oats, chickpeas and spinach combined with herbs and feta. It makes for a delicious hearty lunch time meal on a cold day! Head to our website for the recipe http://ow.ly/6RCy50zNkbd QCWA Cook at Home Challenge If you recreate this dish or any of our other healthy recipes, make sure to snap a photo and upload it to the Boost Your Healthy website to WIN! Competition open now, enter here http://ow.ly/QN2O50zNkph #QCWA #CountryKitchens #BoostYourHealthy #BoostCampQLD #HealthyRecipes #CookatHome

22.01.2022 Our aim is simple - for the women of Julia Creek to come together, forge new friendships, support the local community while celebrating our interests... If you have been thinking of joining the Julia Creek QCWA ladies, we extend a hand of friendship and invite you to come along to our meeting, catch up with some old friends or meet some new ones... From June 2020 our meeting time will change to the last Tuesday of the month at the Julia Creek QCWA building, 51 Burke Street, Julia Creek at 6:30pm...

21.01.2022 What a morning: speaking at the Country Women's Association event to 300 engaged and inspiring women. I loved seeing how active they are with social media! Thes...e ladies are an inspiration and work so hard for their community. The work they do is pivotal in advocating for so many important issues and creating serious positive change. It's not all about scones and knitting. These women see a problem, work as a community to strategize ways to fix it, then they take it to parliament. Amazing. I want to join now! Thanks for having me @countrykitchens @cwa and for the fab pic @coultonscountry See more

17.01.2022 On this day in 1922, the first meeting of the Queensland Country Women's Association was held in Toowoomba’s Town Hall. The QCWA’s newly elected and founding Pr...esident, Mrs Ruth Fairfax, spoke of the great force for good such an organisation might become. Its objects, first and last, were to benefit the women in the country, particularly those out back. Showing particular support for the formation of the organisation was the then Governor of Queensland, Sir Matthew Nathan, whose plan for the QCWA to establish districts within each shire in the state was unanimously adopted by those attending the meeting. The month before, Sir Nathan had attended and addressed the open conference that endorsed the organisation’s establishment. Sir Nathan was more than just first Patron and passive supporter. Whenever he travelled throughout rural areas in the State, he encouraged women to form a local branch of the organisation and supplied them with written information. He performed many stump-capping ceremonies for the QCWA symbolically placing a galvanized iron cap over one of the stumps upon which a new hostel or meeting room might rest. In June 1923, when Sir Nathan addressed a branch meeting in Charters Towers, he said: The Country Women’s Association is an organisation for cooperation for the country women to meet together and settle together what can be done by themselves, by their well wishers, by the Local Authorities and by the Governments both State and Federal, to improve the conditions under which they live to make life, if not easier, at any rate to contain a greater measure of healthy enjoyment. By 1928 there were 283 Branches and 13,000 members state-wide, helping to connect women across vast distances; offering friendship, and support to those in regional communities. Mrs Kaye de Jersey, wife of current Governor, Paul de Jersey, continues this long tradition of vice-regal patronage established by Sir Nathan. Images courtesy of the State Library of Queensland.

13.01.2022 CONGRATULATIONS to Julia Creek & Cloncurry Branches for having their first face to face meetings following the lockdown. Covid19 precautions were observed and both meetings went well.CONGRATULATIONS to Julia Creek & Cloncurry Branches for having their first face to face meetings following the lockdown. Covid19 precautions were observed and both meetings went well.

13.01.2022 QCWA helping our communities cook at home and stay healthy! Today Health Promotion Team Leader Jemma is demonstrating a Country Kitchens favourite... Bean Br...ownies! This dish is loved by adults and kids alike and the added vegetable and fibre makes this a healthier dessert choice. Check out the video to learn more about what makes this dish so great! You can also find the full recipe on our website https://www.qcwacountrykitchens.com.au/portfo/bean-brownie/ Kitchen Tip from the Country Kitchens Team: You can substitute the coffee for orange zest to make this dessert even more kid friendly! #QCWA #CountryKitchens #BoostYourHealthy #BoostCampQLD #HealthyRecipes #CookatHome

12.01.2022 This is one of the inserts and opportunities included in our NWDivision Mail Bag Outreach Project. The vouchers entitle the holder to a free pamper at one of ou...r outback community engagement events in 2020. We have 4 beauticians/masseuses on the list but need more. If you know any please encourage them to message. They are paid for their contribution to our QCWA project. See more

06.01.2022 On behalf of the Board and members of the QCWA we have donated $20,000 each to the CWA’s in NSW and Victoria to assist their members in delivering practical and... moral support locally, through their bush fire action and relief work. The recent bush fires have become an event of unprecedented magnitude. Our QCWA members are thinking of those affected, praying for everyone’s safety and also praying for rain. Christine King, State President.

04.01.2022 Need some motivating reasons to ‘Cook at Home’ more? Apart from the fact that home cooked meals are made with love, here are some of the benefits involved wi...th cooking at home: Healthier diet: Research shows that cooking at home frequently is associated with a healthier diet, including increased consumption of fibre and reduced consumption of sugar, fats and fast food. Happy taste buds: You are able to choose your favourite vegetables, herbs, spices or any other healthy ingredients that meet your taste preferences. Budget friendly: Eating out is expensive! Cooking at home means you save money and make your dollars and home cooked meals go further. If you are after some recipe inspiration to get you started, you can find lots of delicious healthy recipes on our website http://ow.ly/3lxS50zOIUO #BoostCampQLD #Cookathome #homecookedmeal #QCWACountryKitchens #QCWA

01.01.2022 QCWA helping our communities cook at home and stay healthy! This week we are showcasing some of our Pantry Items recipes. These tasty recipes can be made wit...h typical pantry staples you might have at home, such as canned apricots. Today's recipe inspiration is... Apricot Chicken! This dish is an old family favourite that's easy to prepare. Try mixing it up with sweet potato and tomatoes! Head to our website for the recipe http://ow.ly/m3ub50znaiU Kitchen Tip from Meg Trimble, Freshwater Branch: People often know to put finely chopped chives or parsley in mashed potato, but did you know you can also use basil, mother of all herb, onion, shallot or mint? #QCWA #CountryKitchens #BoostYourHealthy #BoostCampQLD #HealthyRecipes #CookatHome