Refugee Week 2026: A Million Stories 

Refugee Week 2026 (14-20 June) is a chance to recognise and celebrate the stories, resilience and contributions of people from refugee backgrounds across Australia.

This year’s theme, A Million Stories, marks a significant milestone – one million humanitarian visas granted since World War II.

Each story helps shape our communities and strengthens the rich, diverse fabric of Australia, while encouraging understanding, compassion and a sense of belonging for all.

Workplace skills training

Build your skills with free, self-paced online courses from Community Door.

Designed for people new to the community services sector or early in their career, these practical courses cover topics like communication, wellbeing, workplace relationships and supporting clients.

Complete one course or explore the full program at your own pace to support your professional development.

Connecting2u: free parenting support

Connecting2u is a free text messaging service from Children’s Health Queensland, supporting expectant parents and families with children aged 0-5.

Receive timely and helpful tips, advice, self-care, health reminders and information about your child's growth. 

The service also connects families to local health supports when they register.

With over 25,000 users, it’s a trusted, easy way to stay informed and confident in your parenting journey.

Multicultural mental health connections

Join this important community workshop focused on mental wellbeing and resilience across Logan’s diverse communities.

Led by Multicultural Mailer Inc, the session brings together experts, leaders and residents to explore practical ways to support mental health, strengthen families and build community connection in a safe, inclusive space.

This event is supported by Council through the Community Event Funding program.

When: Saturday 27 June 2026, 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Where: Australian Centre for Unity, 16 Queens Road, Slacks Creek
Contact: For more information, contact Multicultural Mailer info@multiculturalmailer.org.au
Cost: Free

PCYC Crestmead Annual Outdoor Spectacular (CAOS)

PCYC CAOS is back for 2026! Bring the whole family along to this free, action-packed community event filled with fun for all ages.

Enjoy live music from the QPS Band of Blue, free amusement rides, a reptile display, petting zoo, and a great mix of food vendors and market stalls.

Bigger and better this year, it’s a fantastic day out in Logan.

When: Saturday 20 June 2026, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Where: Crestmead Community Park, Gimlet Street, Crestmead
Contact: For more information, contact PCYC Crestmead on 07 3805 4100
Cost: Free entry

Creek Explorers

Let the kids get hands-on and explore Logan’s waterways at this fun, outdoor learning event.

Discover the fascinating creatures that call local creeks home, learn about the aquatic food chain, and find out how to help keep waterways healthy.

Activities include waterbug foraging, a wildlife treasure hunt and a creative take-home activity, perfect for curious young nature lovers.

When: Saturday 27 June 2026, 11:00 am to 12:00 pm
Where: Berrinba Wetlands, Wayne Goss Drive, Browns Plains
Cost: Free

Open House Morning Tea

Enjoy a relaxed, free morning tea and make connections at Amputees Queensland’s Open House Morning Tea.

Catch up with friends, meet new people and learn more about the fortnightly Healthy Ageing Hub sessions, which empower older people to confidently manage their health and wellbeing.

Each session provides valuable information and support for older people, their families and carers. Share your ideas and let organisers know what topics interest you most.

When: Wednesday 17 June 2026, 10:00 am
Where: Ben Matthews Playground Community Centre, 47-55 Ellen Street, Logan Central
Contact: For more information, contact Lynda Tilley on 07 3290 4293 or admin@afsg.org.au
Cost: FREE

Applications are now open for the Celebrating Multicultural Queensland (CMQ) Program, supporting multicultural events and festivals that bring communities together.

Grants of up to $20,000 are available for not-for-profit organisations to deliver events that celebrate cultural diversity, strengthen inclusion and build connections across Queensland communities.

Events are to be delivered between 1 January to 30 June 2027,

Applications close: Sunday 12 July 2026, 11:59 pm (AEST)

Applications are now open for the Telstra Footy Grants 2026, supporting local AFL affiliated community football clubs across Australia.

With up to $20,000 available per grant, funding helps clubs grow participation, strengthen volunteer capacity and improve club environments. Grants can support initiatives like equipment, inclusive programs and safety improvements, helping ensure community footy remains accessible, sustainable and thriving.

Applications close: Thursday 23 July 2026, 5:00 pm (AEST)

Applications are now open for the Sport Access Foundation 2026 Grants, supporting young Australians with disability aged 7-17 and inclusive sporting clubs.

With $24,000 in funding available across multiple grant streams, the program helps reduce financial barriers and supports pathways into sport, from grassroots participation through to elite levels, including Paralympic opportunities.

Applications close: Friday 31 July 2026

Applications are now open for the Infrastructure for Multicultural Communities Grants, supporting projects that strengthen connection and inclusion across Australia’s multicultural communities.

With funding of up to $1.5 million available, grants can be used to build, upgrade or expand community facilities such as hubs, cultural spaces, and recreational areas that bring people together.

Applications close: Thursday 12 November 2026, 3:00 pm (AEST)