The BEST Community Service Clubs in Glen Echo QLD

Lions Club of Gympie South is your local community foundation assisting the residents with support when in time of need. Our mission is to help those in need in our local community�with like-minded people we provide real change. We meet on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month at the Gympie RSL. New members are welcome to come and participate. Our volunteers also assist neighbouring communities and help with medical research, disaster relief and other humanitarian help. Our members are men and women who want to make a difference in our local Gympie community. We not only serve the community but we also learn new skills and build lasting friendships. Be a part of the change and join Lions Club of Gympie South today. Make sure you RSVP if you wish to come to our meetings.

We've been around a while... over 100 years in fact. Since 1905, Rotary has been making a positive impact in the world. Beginning in Chicago before spreading throughout the world, Rotary first touched our shores in Australia in 1921, with the charter of the Rotary Club of Melbourne, closely followed by the charter of a Sydney Club and other Clubs around the nation. Since that time Rotary has grown all over Australia, and no matter where you are, you'll find a Club near you that has contributed to some amazing things.. Rotary is a worldwide organisation of business, professional and community leaders. Clubs are non-political, non-religious and open to all cultures, races and creeds. Richly rewarding, Rotary International gives you the opportunity to 'pay it forward' and to have a positive impact wherever you choose. The Rotary Club of Gympie Cooloola is a proud member of the worldwide Rotary family and members take pride in providing a service to our Gympie Region community and focusing on the Rotary philosophy of 'Service Above Self'.

A first point of contact for families, linking and referring to appropriate service access to resources and information about local services assistance for parents to enhance positive parenting skills integrates local early childhood services and programs advocates for new services based on gaps identified by the community

Since its foundation in 1948, the Queensland Police-Citizens Youth Welfare Association (PCYC) has strategically established 54 clubs throughout Queensland, in wide-spread and far reaching communities. These clubs have been established in communities of high need where our services and programs can make a difference to the lives of local residents. Your generous donation will help PCYC to deliver these inspiring and life-changing programs, and make a big difference to the lives of our young Queenslanders. Contact PCYC South Burnett today for our programs.