24/06/2026
We are excited to announce that while our two-year CHAA pilot is coming to a close on 30 June, we have been successful in receiving an Empowering Multicultural Community Projects grant from Multicultural Affairs, Queensland Government. This is exciting news for our CHAA community as it means we can continue coordinating CHAA and supporting the incredible work happening across our community to build family peace.
CHAA facilitates more inclusive, resilient and cohesive communities by supporting community groups to be more intentional in the way they care for one another. It helps everyday people build the confidence and capability to step in early, hold space for healing and help break the cycle of harm.
We refer to these groups as Pods, where facilitators and natural helpers receive training, coaching and resources from our CHAA Hub.
Through the pilot, we have seen this model offer a transformative cultural shift, fostering long-term healing through community connection. CHAA permeates the boundaries around services and builds the confidence and capability of everyday people to join together in creating peaceful families and safe communities.
We are most thankful for the support of our Patron, Lady Mayoress Nina Schrinner, and our local MP for Inala, Margie Nightingale, for their unwavering support and advocacy for CHAA.
If you would like to know more about CHAA, please contact us at [email protected] or visit ich.org.au/chaa.