Creating economic opportunities whilst connecting the communities of Yeppoon and Rockhampton

There is a lack of fresh fruit and food in Trangie

Students in regional areas spend a lot of time travelling to school or other locations.

There is a lack of communication between farmers and the public.

Helping young people to seek help when they need it

Supporting teens going through mental health issues

Increasing opportunities for youth to learn about different jobs and industries

Creating alcohol free family entertainment

Forging strong partnerships between councils and communities

Empowering women by increasing their options to respond to violence.

Helping businesses to be accessible to all

Helping people in drought to have easy access to water

Raising money for mental health support services that are underfunded

Supporting teens and young adults with their mental health.

Encouraging kids to stay healthy and fit at school

Connecting school students, business, industry and community.

Be the better person, buy the better bag.

Differences are what makes us, us.

Every voice heard!

Stop bullying now!

We care for the people out there.

Natural, animal and environmentally friendly beauty products.

Connect authentically with local youth.

Youth employment made easy.

Helping small businesses find their feet.

Creating sustainable homewares alternatives

Tackling childhood obesity with compassion and fun

Improving youth mental health using pet therapy

Promoting tourism in the Murraylands

Encouraging consumers to buy locally to support the community

Sharing assets, sharing success

Raising awareness for the importance of clean communities

Combining creativity and sustainability

Cultivating a growth mindset in young people

Creating opportunities for those in need

Encouraging healthy eating in our community

Encouraging and empowering healthier diets

Protecting our native wildlife

Keeping our school clean with compassion

There is way too much rubbish in the Bourke community and know one really cares about it.

Girls of Bourke are bored and do not have enough options to be entertained.

To provide after school activities that engage Bourke High School students.

Young people don’t have access to work opportunities in the shire.

Young people don’t have access to industry support and experience.

Due to the drought in our region we need to use water resources effectively.

There are not enough people in Trangie to have more/specialist health services available in the area

Young people are bored and don’t have anything interesting to do in country towns, resulting in high instances of drug use.

Uniforms and sporting equipment is too expensive for many of the local Narromine youth

Times are tough/ No one is interested in helping local young people and are too busy looking after themselves

Local people aren't educated about the variety of food that is available elsewhere?

Local people lack water options

Its expensive to travel/transport for people who live remotely

How might we provide food services at Timbre Bongie Falls and other landmarks in the Narromine Shire?

How might we encourage people to have fun without alcohol? Replace alcohol with a non-alcoholic drinks?

How might we get people to care about reducing littering? Help people to be part of the recycling community? Make people litter-wise?

How might we provide homeless people with access to services where they can learn new skills?

How might we stop plastic going into the ocean and educate people about its effects on the environment?

How might we engage youth into activities so they commit less crimes?

How might we help young people to feel safe and supported?

How might we be able to provide what youth need so they are happy and supported?

How do we decrease the amount of plastic in our environment?

Why is there a lack of positive role models in sport?

How do we decrease the amount of rubbish consumed?

In our community we’ve noticed that people have been isolating themselves and that’s been causing them to be lonely.

Why is there so much family violence in our community?

How do we reduce mental health issues amongst students?

To improve the health and wellbeing of low income families and help children to achieve their full potential

How might we create a sense of community amongst disengaged youth?

We believe it is important for the Birkdale community to have access to affordable, nutritious and locally grown fruit and vegetables.

Reducing food waste at a household level

We believe students who do sport need an easy, safe way to travel to and from events.

We believe it is important for young people in the Upper Coomera region to feel safe, supported and connected to their community on the issue of mental health.

Replacing plastic with an eco friendly alternative

Promoting cultural diversity within our community

Generating tourist interest in our community

Building strong intergenerational relationships

Improving our local education system

Improving workloads for high school teachers

Making a cleaner, more environmentally friendly community

Creating links between council and community members

Working with the justice system to foster a safer environment within our community

Bringing new opportunities to our community

Improving urban hygiene

Helping troubled youth find safe spaces

Combating youth unemployment

Improving employment for blue collar workers through social connection and accessibility

Providing an inclusive space for youth to hang out, relax and try new things.

We believe it's important for children to be creative, resilient, build their own sense of community and strengthen their own mental health.

We believe Australia's homeless can be supported to lead more stable lives through nutrition and healthy eating programs.

We believe everyone, particularly people in rural areas, should have access to the tailored medical care they need.

We believe food wastage is a significant issue in Australia. We want to find creative ways to help Australia reduce how much food they throw away.

We hope to connect with Australian youth through an immersive, engaging virtual reality experience to show the effects drugs can have on our bodies and minds.

Promoting digital learning in modern classrooms and providing equity of access to technology for all students

Creating enrichment to support youth in rural areas

Combatting the drought crisis by providing aid to Australian farmers

Promoting action on the drought crisis through education

Providing support to struggling farmers in drought affected areas by creating positive rural/urban connections

Combatting substance abuse in rural regions through improved youth mental health support

Promoting the livelihood of local farmers and providing entry level and disability employment services

Supporting the Hay community by providing local employment opportunities.

Bringing Hay's cultural scene recognition through event promotion.

Encouraging the Hay community to think sustainably and engage in recycling to better the environment.

Expanding students' mindsets on job opportunities and introducing employment options to rural towns.

Promoting an active lifestyle and improving the physical health of Australian youth

Providing opportunities for youth of the Yeppoon area to help keep them off the streets

Improving customer purchasing habits and reducing food waste in Rockhampton

Empowering and upskilling homeless citizens to help them get back on their feet