15/10/2026
π ANTI-POVERTY WEEK | 11β17 OCTOBER 2026 π
Poverty isn't always something you can see. It can be a family struggling to put food on the table, someone choosing between paying a bill and buying groceries, or a person who never imagined they'd need to ask for help.
This week, during Anti-Poverty Week, we're shining a light on the challenges many people in our community face and the importance of making sure nobody feels alone when times get tough. π
At Redland Community Centre, supporting people experiencing financial hardship is at the heart of what we do, not just this week, but every week.
π Emergency Relief β Providing food parcels, essential household and hygiene items, and practical assistance during difficult times.
π₯ Food Support β Making fresh bread, fruit and vegetables available through our foyer, thanks to our generous community partners.
π Homeless United β Supporting people experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity through practical assistance, advocacy and connections to services.
π° No Interest Loans (NILs) β Helping eligible individuals and families access affordable loans for essential goods and services without the burden of interest.
π€ MoneyFinder β Helping people better understand their finances, explore available support and work towards greater financial stability.
π Free Counselling β Providing emotional support because financial hardship can affect so much more than someone's bank balance.
π½οΈ Community Meals and Connection β Bringing people together through our Community Brunch and Community Connect BBQ, offering food, friendship and a sense of belonging.
Behind every request for help is a person, a family or a story we may know nothing about.
Everyone deserves to be treated with kindness, dignity and respect, regardless of their circumstances.
We're incredibly grateful to our volunteers, donors, local businesses and community supporters who help make these services possible.
π Because a stronger community is one that looks out for each other.