Connecting the Mackay community

The Neighbourhood Hub provides facilities, activities and events to promote the sharing of cultures, development of friendships, and a connected community.

Programs
Seniors Connect Program
Seniors Connect Program

Engages older adults in creative and social activities as well as provide opportunities for participants to learn new skill and connect with others.

Weekly activities held every Friday morning at the 4 George Street Centre.

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Multicultural Community Program
Multicultural Community Program

The Neighbourhood Hub Multicultural Community Program is a part of the Community Action for a Multicultural Society (CAMS) network. This network of multicultural community workers undertake systemic and group advocacy and community capacity-building activities for the benefit of Queenslanders from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Backgrounds (CALD) delivering and strengthening community connectedness across the state.

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Activities
Seniors Connect Activity
Seniors Connect Activity

Meets every Friday morning from 9 am at the 4 George Street Centre.

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World Cafe
World Cafe

World Café is a free culture sharing group which meets monthly at locations around the Mackay region.

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Drop in Centre
Drop in Centre

A space located at the 4 George Street Centre where community members can access essential services and support in a flexible, accessible, and safe environment.

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Mid Week Social Connect
Mid Week Social Connect

Held every Wednesday morning starting at 10 am this is a FREE event where community members can access a meal, collect food donations, connect with other local Mackay community members as well as receive assistance and support from the TNHub team.

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Online Resources
The Mackay & Whitsundays Region
The Mackay & Whitsundays Region

Find out more about our beautiful region.

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Know Your Neighbour
Know Your Neighbour

Knowing Your Neighbour is always important, especially in times of disaster or if there is an emergency.

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