Everything GRT

People from across the Gladstone Region's human services sector came together to commence the Gladstone Region Human Services Leadership Program, a unique leadership development opportunity co-designed by local practitioners to strengthen leadership capability across the region.

Human service practitioners across the Gladstone Region are strengthening their collective capacity to create more inclusive environments where children, young people and families can experience belonging, participation and wellbeing. In August, 30 practitioners from across the Gladstone Region participated in the Sector Capacity Building Initiative's Neurodiversity Awareness and Inclusive Practice Training, building knowledge, confidence and practical strategies that can be

What happens when the voices of children become the starting point for decisions about the future? That was the focus of Gladstone's first Children and Family Supports (CaFS) Partnership Table, held on 27 and 28 August. More than a workshop, it marked the establishment of a new partnership approach for the region, bringing community partners, providers and government together to collectively navigate significant reform while keeping the wellbeing of children and families at t

Positive change happens when community shares ideas, learns together and works towards a brighter future for children and families. Across the Gladstone Region, community members, parents, carers, organisations, service providers and partners continue to work together, sharing knowledge, experience and insights to strengthen the supports that help children and families thrive. As planning begins for the next Gladstone Region Wellbeing Evaluation, the 2025 Evaluation Report

Under the eucalyptus trees in Tannum Sands, beside the Boyne River, a group of human service practitioners who support the Gladstone Region gathered in a quiet moment before beginning Deep Collaboration Training. Each person placed a leaf into the water, to symbolically set down responsibilities and be fully present in the learning. As the leaves drifted away, a turtle surfaced beside them, a reminder of what can rise when space is intentionally created to slow down together.

Foster carers, kinship carers and practitioners from across the Gladstone Region came together in February for Trauma Informed Training, focused on how carers respond, connect and support the unique needs of a child.

The power of local stories took centre stage at Together in Action 2026, a movement created by the Gladstone Region Systems Leaders to strengthen connection and collective action across our region.

Practitioners from services across the region participated in a Conversations 4 Life training focusing on early suicide prevention and mental wellbeing.

Our children’s wellbeing is shaped by the relationships and environments that surround them. When families, services and community are connected and supported, we create the foundation to give every child the best chance to thrive, now and into the future. In response to community-identified priorities, the Gladstone Region Childhood Builders training series continues to build momentum as a sector capacity building initiative across the region. The training series supports p

The Stories for Impact Digital Storytelling four-part training workshop equipped participants with practical skills to find, make, edit and share authentic stories using everyday technology.

Building on the success of last year's community-led graduation ceremony and celebration, the First Nations Working Group of Gladstone Region engaging in action Together (GRT) brought community together for the Rites of Passage 2025 event on Sunday 9 November at the Philip Street Communities and Families Precinct. This year's celebration continued our community's commitment to acknowledge the self-determination and significant achievement of First Nations Youth of the Gladst

Gladstone Region Wellbeing Data and Evaluation Working Group.

Seventeen local professionals from child-and youth-focused organisations in the Gladstone Region came together through a community-led...

Human service practitioners came together in Gladstone for First Nations-Led, Trauma-Informed Training Series co-faciliated by...

Giving our children the best start in life means ensuring children feel safe, happy and loved, growing up at home with their families. ...

Right now, there is converging policy opportunity, support and ambition offering the best chance to achieve systems change for...

Community members of the Gladstone Region Wellbeing Data and Evaluation Working Group have kicked off quarterly reviews as part of the...

Project Management Fundamentals Training has provided local human services sector professionals actionable tools and practical skills to...

Central Queensland place-based champions convened in Gladstone in April to host and welcome PLACE to the region as part of their tour of...

Our region’s spirit and rich history of collaboration and innovation was celebrated by over 50 local changemakers at Together in Action 2025

Gladstone Region Community Leaders are invited to join the Gladstone Region engaging in action Together (GRT) volunteer Leadership Group....

ECEC Educators and Allied Health professionals recently joined together to improve access to early childhood development supports.

Trauma Informed Training for Foster Carers has equipped caregivers with practical knowledge and strategies to provide more in-tune care...

Local Human Service Sector practitioners focus on their personal wellbeing and brain health at recent training.