Toc H Queensland

Toc H Queensland is a volunteer movement committed to fostering friendship and providing service throughout the community. It brings together people of all ages and diverse cultural backgrounds who share a passion for helping others and building stronger, more inclusive communities. The organisation operates on the principle that service is the rent we pay for our room on earth, encouraging members to engage in practical activities that make a positive difference in society.

Mission and Vision

The mission of Toc H Queensland is to build better communities by reaching out to all in friendship and service, confronting prejudices, and practising Christian values. Its vision is to create a world where people care for one another, promoting mutual understanding and breaking down barriers that divide society.

Main Objectives

• To love widely by embracing people from all walks of life.
• To build bravely by undertaking meaningful community projects.
• To think fairly by promoting justice and equality.
• To witness humbly through actions that reflect compassion and respect.

Benefiting Groups

Toc H Queensland primarily supports disadvantaged and marginalised groups including:

• Children with disabilities or in need, offering outings and holiday opportunities.
• Elderly people experiencing loneliness or isolation, through visits and organised entertainment.
• Refugees and migrants, assisting with integration and community connection.
• Families affected by childhood cancer, providing support through events and camps.

Services and Activities

• Organising the annual ANZAC Midnight Service at the Shrine of Remembrance in Brisbane to honour veterans.
• Running the EKKA Outing, which takes sick and disadvantaged children to Brisbane’s annual show.
• Maintaining Coungeau House on Bribie Island as a holiday home for people with disabilities and those in need.
• Supporting youth leadership programs and multicultural forums to engage young people in community service.
• Providing companionship and entertainment for the elderly through visits, concerts, and outings.
• Partnering with organisations to assist disadvantaged communities overseas, such as in Vietnam.