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21.01.2022 Free Social Media Training Are you a member of a community organisation, sporting club, arts group or community service provider? Free Community Social Media Workshops designed especially for community organisations, sporting clubs, arts groups and community service providers.... Mirani on October 6 from 5.30 to 7pm at the Mirani Board Room, Mirani Mackay on October 15 from 5.30 to 7pm at the Jubilee Community Centre, Mackay Sarina on October 20 from 5.30 to 7pm at the Sarina Administration Building. Spaces are limited. RSVP by close of business October 1 by calling 4961 9596 or emailing [email protected]
21.01.2022 SPACES AVAILABLE - Register by COB this Friday, October 2 4961 9596 or [email protected] Due to the October 15 workshop in Mackay being booked out, a second free workshop has been made available in Mackay on October 6, 5.30 to 7pm Jubilee Community Centre, JCC Training Room, Alfred Street... These workshops are for community organisations, sporting clubs, arts groups and community service providers. Learn how to create an event on Facebook, use Facebook paid advertising and pick up little-known hints and tricks. Plus - Platform overviews for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and SnapChat. See more
20.01.2022 If you are Competing at Rumble on the Reef all registration links are listed below
17.01.2022 #FunFactFriYAY Mackay community encouraged to download life-saving app and be suicide-alert this Christmas With Christmas looming Grapevine Group, as part of their annual Christmas campaign, is asking the community to keep an eye on friends, colleagues and loved ones and encouraging smart phone users to download their free phone app containing a vital list of local suicide prevention services. ... Debbie Knight, Grapevine president, said the app is the best Christmas present she could think of. It’s not the season to be jolly for everyone. In fact, this time of year can make loss, or a sense of isolation, more acute. While it can be an incredibly difficult time there are ways to make sure we know where to find information if we know someone is displaying any of the 16 warning signs of suicide. The new phone app is full of information to point you, or your loved ones, to local services and support, Ms Knight said. The app was developed by Grapevine Group in conjunction with local IT specialists iScape. iScape’s managing director, Stewart McKinnon, said he was proud he and his team could use technology for such a worthy cause. This project's so important to iScape that we’re contributing in-kind support to the value of $17,000 and our staff have completed the excellent safeTALK suicide prevention training Grapevine provides. But, importantly, this app isn’t just about using technology to tap into information, it’s also about easily sharing where to find help, Mr McKinnon said. We’ve designed this life-saving app for the Mackay, Isaac and Whitsunday regions so users can share it instantly via text or email. The app was launched as part of Grapevine’s Be Suicide Alert this Christmas campaign and this year, as with every year since the group devised the five-week campaign, Mayor Greg Williamson and a host of community leaders are helping to spread the message asking the community to stay alert to the warning signs of suicide. Awareness is half the battle said Cr Williamson. Being alert to the 16 warning signs of suicide and having suicide prevention services at your fingertips will make helping our community easier. Christmas is a higher risk time of year. I urge our community to take the time to check in on those around them and link anyone struggling to help. The app will be available from December 1. To learn about the warning signs or find local help download the Grapevine Group app, go to the group’s Facebook page or log onto www.grapevinegroup.org.au. Below: Supporters from the November 26 launch at the Jubilee Community Centre showed a united front as the group took part in the annual 'Standing for Suicide Prevention' photo.
15.01.2022 #FunFactFriYay Colour Your Hair For Mental Health > 5 -11 October > Get Youth Colour On How it works! Colour your hair in any way you like and help raise funds for groundbreaking mental health research. Impact the lives of those living with anxiety, depression, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.... Don’t be shy Australia. It’s time to get your colour on for mental health. Donate https://my.colouryourhair.com.au/donate Register https://my.colouryourhair.com.au/join
13.01.2022 LAST CHANCE! The Heywire competition closes in a few days! If you know someone who's 16-22 years of age with a great story about life in regional Australia, this is their chance. Closing this Wednesday, 16 September. Enter now: https://www.abc.net.au/heywire/competition/
11.01.2022 Community Jam by JC Action Sports This Saturday 28th Nov 10am At the Sugar Bowl Skatepark in North Mackay ... Don't miss it! facebook.com/events/970438056773866/ #JCActionSports
10.01.2022 The events funding round of the Celebrating Multicultural Queensland program 2020-21 is closing soon. If your organisation is planning a cultural event or multicultural festival for 2021, there is not much time left to apply for funding under the Celebrating Multicultural Queensland (CMQ) program. The CMQ program promotes: ... # Queensland's multicultural identity # community participation and intercultural connections # increased understanding between diverse cultural groups and the wider community # increased engagement of general community groups in connecting and welcoming migrants and refugees into a wide range of community activities. Funding of up to $20,000 can be provided for approved cultural and multicultural events to be delivered in the 2021 calendar year*. Applications close at midnight on 25 September 2020. Please note, no late applications will be accepted. Apply Now!!!!
08.01.2022 MRC Christmas Grants Council is looking to spread Christmas cheer as far as possible thanks to a special festive grant program. For local not-for-profits, these Christmas Grants are the perfect way to secure up to $750 to boost their festive event.... There is $10,000 up for grabs in total. While that money could well be spent on one big central Christmas event, we are committed to spreading festive cheer across all corners of our region. Carols, concerts, fairs, parties and parades council is happy to support anything that really involves local communities and is inclusive. Applications are currently open and are only limited by applicants’ imagination. To apply, they simply log onto the Smarty Grants page on our website and explain when, where and how they plan to celebrate Christmas in their community. Applications close midnight on Sunday, October 13. Successful applicants will be notified by early November. For further information and to apply, applicants can visit the SmartGrants website - https://mackay.smartygrants.com.au/Christmas
07.01.2022 Looking for some school holiday fun? Check out the My Community Diary for ideas!!!!
05.01.2022 Love our Earth Tuesday 29 September, 2pm to 4pm Gordon White Library, 54 Phillip Street, Mackay, QLD 4740 Register - https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/love-our-earth-tickets-1182... Learn basic Landcare practises we can all do and find out about jobs and careers in this field. About this Event Tom Crow, Project Officer with Pioneer Catchment and Landcare Group Inc., will lead us through basic Landcare practises we can all do, every day. Plus, a Q&A on jobs and careers in this growing field. (Pardon the pun). Program delivery complies with Restrictions on Businesses, Activities and Undertakings Direction (No. 4) directives - https://bit.ly/2OnfptO Important - Please carefully read the terms and conditions before making a booking: All visitors to the library are required to sign the COVID-19 Register and present their library card on entry. Bookings are essential for all programs Families can only book attendance at one children’s program per week All attendees are to maintain 1.5 metres social distancing as required by COVID-19 health directive. All program attendees must be in good health prior to attending the session (eg. no runny noses, coughs, temperatures). If any of the attendees booked in feel unwell, please cancel your booking. A reminder notification will be sent 24 hours prior to the program. If you are unable to attend, please cancel. If unable to attend a booked program, please cancel booking on Eventbrite or contact Library on 4961-9387 to advise. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, program attendees are not encouraged to remain in the program venue for an extended period of time after the program has finished Photography Permission: Please be aware that programs may be filmed and posted to library website and Facebook page to provide access to those unable to attend the session. Filming will focus on the presenter but may include attendees. Do not attend if you do not wish to be filmed. By making a booking you agree to all of the above. Event Tips: Use the Eventbrite app to store your ticket and add a reminder to your calendar. Please arrive promptly to each event that you have registered to attend. Allow time for travel and parking. You can find information about our library locations at www.mackay.qld.gov.au/contactus Access to free events is only one of the benefits of library membership. If you are not already a library member, please join at https://library.mackay.qld.gov.au/Montage/Join.aspx
03.01.2022 Free Movie Night @ Harrup Park Tue, 13 Oct 2020 6:30 pm 9:00 pm Harrup Park Country Club... 89 Juliet Street, South Mackay Oddball is a FREE, feel good, family movie you can enjoy under the stars Book your tickets! https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/free-movie-night-harrup-par
02.01.2022 #FunFactFriyay CURIOUS HYBRID STARS IN NEW EXHIBITION The creation of a human-pig hybrid embryo and other bio-technical advancements helped to influence thought-provoking and somewhat unsettling artworks going on show in Artspace Mackay from Friday (September 25). One of those works, Teenage Metamorphosis is a mind-bending human-non-human hybrid lying with a radio and a copy of Kafka’s Metamorphosis by his head....Continue reading
02.01.2022 Mackay Rainbow Pride Event for Mental Health Week 2020 Wednesday 14th October 2020 At Farmer's Markets Bluewater Quay 7am - 12pm... 11am march across Forgan Bridge #ShowYourPride
02.01.2022 Do you work with young people through your job or volunteering? The YOL1000 project aims to have 1000 conversations with young people aged 10-21 years in the Mackay region. Help make young people feel confident to speak up by providing a familiar face to speak with. Get involved in the project by coming along to our Conversation Workshop on 7th October. **RSVPs essential**
02.01.2022 Do you want to WIN FREE COFFEE for a year* from Chances Cafe *Maximum 3 x medium coffees per week. May be swapped for tea/hot chocolate. Not redeemable for cash. May be gifted to a friend/family member. All names will be entered into a bucket and winner will be drawn on site at Chances Cafe, 172 Shakespeare Street. Winner will also be announced on Facebook. Please use your full name and the word Raffle as reference. Link to purchase tickets: https://www.paypal.me/ausstreetaidproject
01.01.2022 Klippitz Hair & Beauty are looking for reliable, hardworking person to start at a full time position. Please send resume and personal references. [email protected]... Look forward to meeting you. Contact Kerry on 0408521821
