Mental Health Storytelling Workshop for young people

Do you have a lived experience of mental illness, or have you supported someone through their mental health journey? batyr’s free online Mental Health Storytelling Workshop helps young people aged 16-30 build confidence in sharing their stories safely and meaningfully.

Participants will learn practical storytelling skills, connect with others with lived experience and be inspired by powerful stories that create understanding and positive change.

When: Wednesday 29 July 2026, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Where: Online (via Zoom)
Contact: For more information, contact Phoebe Nixon phoebenixon@batyr.com.au
Cost: Free

Help shape research on parental wellbeing

The Cairnmillar Institute is seeking Australian parents and guardians to participate in a research study exploring how mental labour, work-family conflict and parenting demands relate to parental burnout and wellbeing.

Participants will complete an anonymous online survey and a short cognitive task, helping researchers build a stronger evidence base to support Australian families.

Parents or guardians aged 18 and over with at least one child aged 0-18 living at home are encouraged to take part. There are no right answers, just your honest experience.

Crime and community safety survey

The Queensland Police Service is inviting Logan residents to complete a short anonymous survey about local crime and community safety.

The 10-minute survey will help identify community concerns and inform future crime prevention initiatives across the region.

This is an opportunity to have your say and contribute to creating a safer Logan for everyone.

Partner with purpose at the new Logan Hub

Community organisations, social enterprises, training providers and purpose-driven businesses are invited to explore a unique tenancy opportunity at the new Logan Hub in Logan Central.

Opening in mid-2026, the four-level, government-backed community hub will bring together employment, training and community services in one connected location.

Flexible leasing options are available, with opportunities to co-locate alongside other organisations and access shared training, meeting and event spaces.

Contact: For more information, contact loganhub@ssi.org.au

Beenleigh Community Hub

Looking for local support, services or community connections? The Beenleigh Community Hub brings together a range of organisations in one friendly and welcoming space.

Drop in to chat with service providers, ask questions and learn about support available for health and wellbeing, housing and financial assistance, disability services and family support. No booking is required, and free tea and coffee will be available on the day.

When: Thursday 23 July 2026, 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Where: Beenleigh Neighbourhood Centre, 10-12 James Street, Beenleigh
Contact: For more information, contact Beenleigh Neighbourhood Centre on (07) 3287 2840
Cost: Free

GRIND Skate Deck Art Exhibition

Celebrate creativity, community and self-expression at the GRIND Skate Deck Art Exhibition. This inclusive exhibition welcomes artists of all abilities to showcase their talent through unique skateboard deck artworks.

Visitors can explore a diverse collection of pieces, meet local artists and support creative expression within the community. Some artworks will also be available for purchase on the night.

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

When: Saturday 25 July 2026, 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Where: 38/17 Cairns Street, Loganholme
Cost: Free

Nekawa Community Zumba

Start your weekend with movement, music and community at Nekawa Community Zumba.

Held every Saturday morning, this free program welcomes people of all ages and backgrounds to get active, connect with others and support their wellbeing in a fun and inclusive environment.

No experience is needed, just bring yourself and enjoy an hour of upbeat exercise, laughter and community connection.

When: Every Saturday, 8:00 am to 9:00 pm
Where: Gould Adams Main Hall, 558 Kingston Road, Kingston
Contact: For more information, contact Nekawa hello@nekawa.com.au
Cost: Free

Confluenced Onside African Football Program

The Confluenced Onside African Football Program uses football as a fun and positive way to build inclusion, resilience and community connections for African Australian young people in Logan.

Delivered in partnership with FB9 Academy, this free, 12-week program provides a safe and supportive environment for participants aged 10-18 years to develop skills, stay active and connect with peers through sport.

This program is supported by Council through the Community Development Funding program.

When: Saturdays, 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm, commencing 25 July 2026
Where: Gould Adams Park, 558 Kingston Road, Kingston
Contact: For more information, contact Confluenced Australia Inc. team@confluenced.com.au
Cost: Free

Applications are now open for the Sisters of Charity Foundation Community Grants Program.

Grants of up to $20,000 are available for eligible not-for-profit organisations delivering projects that support disadvantaged, marginalised or socially isolated people.

Funding prioritises initiatives that improve financial wellbeing, promote social inclusion, strengthen wellbeing during times of crisis and empower communities through practical support and lasting impact.

Expressions of Interest close: Friday 31 July 2026, 5:00 pm

Applications are now open for the Dementia Australia Diversity Small Grants program.

Grants of up to $30,000 are available to organisations and groups supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities to raise awareness and understanding of dementia in ways that best suit their community.

Successful recipients will also receive a free dementia information session for staff or committee members.

Applications open: Tuesday 14 July 2026

Applications are now open for the Hamer Sprout Fund Grants program.

Funding of up to $5,000 per project (and up to $10,000 in exceptional circumstances) is available for projects that support environmental education, community environmental action, sustainability initiatives and youth environmental leadership.

The fund particularly welcomes applications from smaller organisations and projects that need support to get started and create positive change in their communities.

Applications close: Wednesday 30 September 2026

Applications are now open for the SilverChef Community Grants Program.

Eligible charities and not-for-profit organisations that use hospitality or food services to support disadvantaged or under-served communities can apply for grants valued at $5,000.

Each grant includes commercial kitchen equipment and cash support to help organisations expand their impact, improve operations and continue providing vital services to their communities.

Applications close: Wednesday 30 September 2026