Your care, your way.

ARRCS provides care and support to people and their communities throughout the Northern Territory and beyond. More than a service provider, we’re an important part of the communities we work in – building partnerships and demonstrating a deep respect for all Elders and Aboriginal cultures. Our staff and volunteers are compassionate and knowledgeable members of the local community. Whether someone is in need of aged care support, has a disability, a mental health condition, are a care recipient or a carer themselves, it’s our goal to offer opportunity and choice so they can live life in all its fullness.

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Live life your way.

For more than 65 years Blue Care has been committed to empowering you to live life your way. Today, our people make more than three million visits to Queenslanders each year, providing the same holistic care, service and companionship that’s been our hallmark since the very beginning. We put our customers and their loved ones first, and this focus on individuals has helped us become one of Queensland’s largest and most trusted providers of in-home care, residential aged care, disability services and independent and supported retirement living.

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One-on-one care from the heart.

At Buderim Private Hospital, we have a deep and real connection to the Sunshine Coast. Driven by a desire to consistently exceed the needs and expectations of our patients, their families and the community, we develop partnerships to deliver personalised, quality care from the heart. Proudly not for profit, we provide a comprehensive range of surgical and medical services using the latest technology. It’s our unique blend of care, commitment and expertise that has us rated as one of the best hospitals in Australia.

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LIFELINE BOOKFEST JANUARY 2022 - POSTPONED

It is with deep sadness that we announce the postponement of the upcoming January Lifeline Brisbane Bookfest. The Brisbane Bookfest is the biggest fundraiser for Queensland's Lifeline Crisis Support Services, and the decision to put Bookfest on hold was a tough one. However, we believe it is necessary due to the COVID-19 developments unfolding in South East Queensland. We understand there’s much anticipation for this event, however, our primary concern is the health and safety of customers, volunteers and team members. While the decision was not made lightly, we feel it is in the best interests of our community.

We will continue to monitor the situation over the coming weeks and our team will make further announcements on new dates in the future.

In the meantime please be safe and take care. You are precious to us!

COVID-19 vaccination policy: What Bookfest volunteers need to know  

Volunteers are the cornerstone of Bookfest and we can’t wait to welcome you back to Queensland’s largest second-hand book sale in 2022.  

It is important to know that from Friday, 10 December 2021, all UnitingCare volunteers need to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19. More information about this policy can be found here. 

This means Bookfest volunteers need to submit proof of their COVID-19 vaccination certificate before to signing up and volunteering for Bookfest 2022. 

The health and safety of the people we serve, our employees and volunteers remains our highest priority. Thank you for your ongoing adaptability to the ever-changing COVID-19 situation and we look forward to seeing you at Brisbane Bookfest in January 2022. 

If you have any queries please contact the following members of our team (during business hours):

Ken on 0456 731 601
Sharon on 0419 654 486
Or email volunteer@uccommunity.org.au

Keeping Queenslanders safe

Lifeline is committed to bringing hope to Australians doing it tough. A trusted national charity, we’re driven by the belief that Australian lives lost to suicide can be prevented. In Queensland, we deliver our 24-hour 13 11 14 Lifeline Crisis Support line through 10 Lifeline centres – providing suicide prevention services with a non-judgemental and compassionate listening ear. Backed by more than 6000 volunteers, our network of 130 Lifeline retail shops sell new, donated and pre-loved goods to help fund our crisis support services. We also export to overseas communities, sell rags to industry and run our Lifeline Bookfest and other events to further support our services and help save lives.

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Keeping Queenslanders safe

Lifeline is committed to bringing hope to Australians doing it tough. A trusted national charity, we’re driven by the belief that Australian lives lost to suicide can be prevented. In Queensland, we deliver our 24-hour 13 11 14 Lifeline Crisis Support line through 10 Lifeline centres – providing suicide prevention services with a non-judgemental and compassionate listening ear. Backed by more than 6000 volunteers, our network of 130 Lifeline retail shops sell new, donated and pre-loved goods to help fund our crisis support services. We also export to overseas communities, sell rags to industry and run our Lifeline Bookfest and other events to further support our services and help save lives.

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First-class treatment. World-class results.

At St Andrew’s War Memorial Hospital we’re committed to providing the highest-quality holistic care and support for our patients and their families. Specialising in complex health needs, we bring together the finest medical experts, care and technology to deliver personalised care and world-class results. Created as a memorial to the service of war veterans, we’re proud of our heroic and brave history and continue to occupy a unique place in the hearts and minds of our community.

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Advanced treatment with personal care

As Australia’s first fully digital hospital, St Stephen’s gives the Wide Bay community access to one of the country’s most advanced healthcare facilities. An innovative not-for-profit regional hospital, we’re small enough to provide individualised care but large enough to cover a majority of health needs – offering access to the best specialists with minimal waiting. In the midst of this state-of-the-art facility, it’s our commitment to person-centred care that truly sets us apart.

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Caring for you for life

The Wesley Hospital is one of Australia’s iconic and largest private not-for-profit hospitals. From the heart of Brisbane, more than 800 Visiting Medical Practitioners and 2,000 staff deliver personalised care through life’s journey for generations of Queenslanders. We offer comprehensive care across a wide range of acute tertiary-level medical and surgical services, and through research and education, we’re constantly searching for the latest in treatment techniques and processes. We show consideration of the whole person and not just their physical health, placing our patients and their loved ones at the heart of everything we do.

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Helping people live life in all its fullness.

UnitingCare is a courageous and creative health and community services provider. Each year we engage with more than 430,000 individuals, families and communities in over 460 locations across Queensland and the Northern Territory. Through our services we’re addressing some of our community’s most pressing social issues, confronting injustice and providing end-to-end support for those facing adversity. With a strong connection to the Uniting Church, we use our reach and compelling vision to help people live life in all its fullness. At UnitingCare, we strive to help the people we serve experience life in all its fullness.

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Helping people live life in all its fullness.

UnitingCare is a courageous and creative health and community services provider. Each year we engage with more than 430,000 individuals, families and communities in over 460 locations across Queensland and the Northern Territory. Through our services we’re addressing some of our community’s most pressing social issues, confronting injustice and providing end-to-end support for those facing adversity. With a strong connection to the Uniting Church, we use our reach and compelling vision to help people live life in all its fullness. At UnitingCare, we strive to help the people we serve experience life in all its fullness.

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Helping people live life in all its fullness.

UnitingCare is a courageous and creative health and community services provider. Each year we engage with more than 430,000 individuals, families and communities in over 460 locations across Queensland and the Northern Territory. Through our services we’re addressing some of our community’s most pressing social issues, confronting injustice and providing end-to-end support for those facing adversity. With a strong connection to the Uniting Church, we use our reach and compelling vision to help people live life in all its fullness. At UnitingCare, we strive to help the people we serve experience life in all its fullness.

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Helping people live life in all its fullness.

UnitingCare is a courageous and creative health and community services provider. Each year we engage with more than 430,000 individuals, families and communities in over 460 locations across Queensland and the Northern Territory. Through our services we’re addressing some of our community’s most pressing social issues, confronting injustice and providing end-to-end support for those facing adversity. With a strong connection to the Uniting Church, we use our reach and compelling vision to help people live life in all its fullness. At UnitingCare, we strive to help the people we serve experience life in all its fullness.