Our Partners

Formed in 2000, Anglicare North Queensland Limited (Anglicare NQ) is a for purpose not for profit Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) registered charity and provides place-based human services, support community initiatives and undertake advocacy work. Our efforts are underpinned by Anglicare NQ’s purpose, core values and strong commitment to the people and communities of North and Far North Queensland.

At Micah Projects we engage with people experiencing adversity due to poverty, homelessness, poor mental health or illness, domestic violence, disability, and discrimination due to culture, position, age, gender or sexual orientation. We respond and support people to move beyond poverty, homelessness, trauma, and isolation to realise their aspirations and dignity.

We work to break down barriers that exclude people from housing, healthcare, employment, meaningful connections, and to give people a voice. We assist and support each individual or family including children, to resolve crisis, break social isolation, have a home, access health and community services, and build community.

We are committed to advocacy with people to address the impacts of government policy or inaction on their lives through using the democratic processes that are available to us to educate our political representatives at all levels of government and leaders in our community and institutions.

We are committed to providing services and opportunities in the community to create justice and respond to injustice.

The Tenancy Skills Institute is Australia's leader in homelessness prevention and early intervention using an education and cross-sector partnership framework. Since its establishment in 2017, over 26,000 Australians have engaged in their courses endorsed by the real estate industry, upskilling renters with up-to-date tenancy skills to access and sustain tenancies in the private rental market. 

Through relationship-building with the real estate industry, the institute leads ground-breaking cross sector initiatives for tenancy sustainment. From PM Assist (world-first online referral portal), on demand business development services, and its annual survey of Australasian property managers, the not-for-profit is focused on creating better rental outcomes together.

At Mission Australia, we believe in hope and possibility for all.

As a national non-denominational Christian charity with more than 165 years of experience, we are one of Australia’s largest and most trusted for-purpose community service and housing providers.

Every day, we deliver homelessness services, provide social and affordable housing, help families, children and young people thrive, improve mental health and wellbeing, support people with disability, provide pathways to employment and financial stability, strengthen communities, offer alcohol and other drug support, and more.

Backed by our supporters, partners, funders and collaborators, we welcome people and communities of all backgrounds, ages and beliefs who seek our support, providing excellent services and safe, secure homes that offer hope and lasting impact.

Together, we’re building hope and possibility for all.

The Salvation Army supports people experiencing homelessness across most of our services, including Emergency relief, family violence support, alcohol and other drugs support, youth services, but predominately through our specialist homelessness services.

The Salvation Army operates homelessness support services across every state and territory throughout the country. Services include a variety of programs such as housing and accommodation, case management, assertive outreach support, mobiles support and financial assistance, as well as referrals to other internal and external programs and specialist services, to ensure people receive the help they need.

Each year, Salvos homelessness services assist approximately 40,000 people and provide more than 800,000 nights of accommodation to people in need.

Homelessness services work alongside people, assisting them to find and maintain safe and stable housing. They also support people to build connections in their community to help them thrive and achieve a greater sense of belonging.

Tourism Tropical North Queensland (TTNQ) is the official regional tourism organisation for Tropical North Queensland, responsible for promoting the Cairns and Great Barrier Reef region as a leading global travel destination. As a membership-based, industry-funded organisation, TTNQ works with tourism operators, government agencies, and industry partners to grow the visitor economy through destination marketing, strategic partnerships, and industry development initiatives.

The organisation brings together the regional tourism industry and local community to tell the destination’s story across domestic and international markets through marketing campaigns, trade engagement, media activity, and digital promotion. TTNQ also supports tourism businesses with research, resources, networking opportunities, and cooperative marketing programs that strengthen the region’s global competitiveness.

With a vision to position Tropical North Queensland as one of the world’s most responsible and nature-based tourism destinations, TTNQ highlights the region’s unique assets—including the Great Barrier Reef, the Wet Tropics Rainforest, and one of the world’s oldest continuous cultures—while promoting sustainable tourism practices that benefit the environment, local communities, and the broader visitor economy.