Partners

GRT is a whole of community partnership between three levels of Government, Higher Education, Industry, Sector, Business and all Community Members across the Gladstone Region Local Government Area.

If you are interested in supporting the community vision, get in touch!

Australian Government & Queensland Government

GRT is a Stronger Places, Stronger People (SPSP) Community. SPSP is an initiative of the Australian Government in partnership with State and Territory Governments creating better futures for children and their families.

The Australian and Queensland Governments have allocated equal contributions to support the community-led initiative in the Gladstone Region, complemented by other supports, and are partners in the work.

CQUniversity

CQUniversity in support of the Gladstone Region Community has partnered with GRT to auspice the initiative and provide professional support through administrative, financial, and governance elements of the work.

CQUniversity employs and houses the

GRT Community Support Team at its Gladstone Marina Campus.

Gladstone Regional Council

Gladstone Regional Council (GRC) is committed to actively promoting the Gladstone Region and enabling its growth and prosperity.

A continued focus on diversification helps grow the region and expand opportunities. Through promotion of the region, Council is ensuring that the Gladstone Region continues to be a great place to live and invest.

Rio Tinto

Here for Gladstone

Rio Tinto, Here for Gladstone partnered with GRT to enable the Gladstone Region Wellbeing Data Hub, offering accessible local data to enhance evidence-based program design. Additionally, Rio Tinto, Here for Gladstone supports the Sector Capacity Building Initiative, providing essential training to address skills shortages and improve services for children and families. Both initiatives aim to foster collaboration and better outcomes for the Gladstone community.

Thriving Queensland Kids Partnership (TQKP)

TQKP take a systems change approach to creating benefit for children and youth. Instigated and hosted by ARACY - Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth, TQKP brings together a

cross-sectoral coalition of Queensland leaders, organisations, practitioners, and collaborators working together with the shared purpose of improving the conditions for Queensland children and young people to thrive.

Restacking the Odds

(RSTO)

RSTO has partnered with GRT to enhance early childhood services in the Gladstone Region through equitable access to the right high-quality, evidence-informed services. Focusing on antenatal care, nurse home visits, early education, and parenting programs, the initiative seeks to improve our early years services and enable rapid deployment of solutions to address identified needs.

Gladstone Engineering Alliance (GEA)

GEA is a not-for-profit organisation linking business with opportunity to create sustainable growth and diversity for the Gladstone Region. GEA want local businesses to grow and prosper and is dedicated to achieving its goal of establishing the Gladstone Region as a world-recognised Industry Supply Chain Hub.

Gladstone Chamber of Commerce & Industry (GCCI)

GCCI provides a voice for Gladstone regional business. Guided by a mission to create a vibrant and connected business environment, GCCI works to build up, connect, and promote members, while representing the ever-changing needs of our business community.

Gladstone Area Promotion & Development Limited (GAPDL)

GAPDL is responsible for strategically marketing the Gladstone Region as a preferred tourism, investment and lifestyle destination, and fosters new sustainable business and industry investment opportunities to assist drive the region’s economy forward for the benefit of our community.

GAPDL are the Project Managers for the Communities for Children (CfC) program who work with community to empower children & families in the Gladstone Region.

Logan Together

Logan Together is a fellow Stronger Places, Stronger People (SPSP) initiative.

Logan Together is a community movement focused on the wellbeing of every child in Logan, from 0 to 8 years of age. With a goal to see Logan's children happy, healthy and thriving now, and for generations to come, Logan Together walks alongside community and is driven by three principles: First Nations First, Children at the Heart, Community Led.