We love connecting with the people, organisations, and businesses around us and are passionate about creating a vibrant community of diverse people who are all striving towards helping the Earth in their own little (or big) ways.
These are just some of the wonderful groups around us doing great things and apps that can help connect you with local people in your area. Use this page to perhaps find some awesome initiatives near you!
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Victoria Park Community Garden Association | The Victoria Park Community Garden is a fenced section of Read Park and comprises of 32 allotments leased by individuals and families, school groups and community groups. In addition to the leased allotments there are approximately 25 fruit trees, some communal growing areas, a worm farm, composting area and an area for making tea and coffee under a giant Moreton Bay Fig. It was established in 2009. |
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Vic Park Men's Shed |
A welcoming space for men to share resources, learn skills, connect and support each other. Members can use the space to work on personal projects or work together on community initiatives. Vic Park Men's Shed also makes some of our fabulous products, including our popular timber seed storage boxes. |
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The Forever Project | This WA organisation is dedicated to inspiring and empowering communities to work towards a sustainable, happy and prosperous future. They develop and implement a range of innovative educational events and project programs, such as the Great Gardens and Sustainable Homes projects. |
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Compost Connect | Compost Connect is a not-for-profit platform focused on education and increasing composting rates by connecting foodservice businesses to commercial composters. |
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Foody Bag | Planet-loving food retailers are super concerned with the food waste they produce. Foody Bag helps them sell it, which means you can buy it usually for a third of the price. |
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Too Good to Go | An app to help you save good food from going to waste. Local stores, cafes and restaurants list surplus food which you can pick up for a fraction of the price. |
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UForage | A free app that acts like a marketplace for fresh, local food. You can find food using the app, or list your own backyard produce, surplus food or foraged finds to avoid food waste. |
