Our sector is full of incredible, dedicated, hard-working people.
Let’s celebrate them!

On Monday, 25 November, hundreds of Queensland community service sector representatives will gather at Brisbane City Hall to recognise and celebrate our community heroes for the 2024 Queensland Community Impact Awards.

The Queensland Community Impact Awards is our sector’s night of nights. It is the one event of the year where we celebrate the individuals and organisations who support those Queenslanders doing it tough every day.

Past winners have included a First Nations international human rights advocate and lawyer, a housing initiative saving older women from homelessness, a community service turned regional disaster centre during the 2022 floods and now a food distribution hub for tens of thousands of people, and a former refugee who has devoted her life to ensuring others feel safe, welcome and empowered.

Each year, the awards get bigger and better, and we’re absolutely delighted that this year’s dinner will be hosted by Brisbane’s own internationally acclaimed literary superstar, Trent Dalton.

Let’s celebrate our frontline heroes!

The Queensland
Community Impact Awards

2024

Brisbane City Hall

Monday, 5 November

Pre-dinner drinks:
6:30pm – 7:00pm

Awards dinner:
7:00pm – 10:30pm

Trent Dalton

Trent Dalton

In 2024, our celebratory dinner will be hosted by acclaimed writer and journalist Trent Dalton.

The award-winning writer behind the hugely successful novel “Boy Swallows Universe,” is a fierce ally of our sector and a passionate advocate for our impact. Trent’s presence will undoubtedly add a special touch to the evening.

We will recognise and celebrate our
sector’s contribution across six areas:

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Recognising the extraordinary contribution of a frontline worker in supporting or serving their community in Queensland.

Recognising the contribution of an organisation or individual in advancing a human rights respecting culture in Queensland.

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Recognising the extraordinary contribution of an organisation, team or individual in supporting or serving their community in Queensland.

Recognising an individual who has challenged conventional thinking to advance social innovation in Queensland.

Recognising an extraordinary program, service or activity that has prevented harm, disadvantage and/or inequality in Queensland.

Recognising the contribution of an organisation or individual for contributing greatly to promoting gender equality and increasing awareness of the injustices women and girls face just because of their gender.

The Queensland Community Impact
Awards are proudly sponsored by: