Groups, Organisations and Initiatives

Putting a stop to the number of animals that die or are killed each year in local pounds.

Providing care and support to families and children with disabilities.

Community service that helps rescue anyone in any part of Queensland.

Helping to rebuild relationships providing counselling and support for youth and adults.

Set up to campaign for the extension of the Noosa Shire boundaries. Now campaigning for an extension to the Noosa Biosphere Reserve.

Providing Christmas hampers to people in Noosa who are ill and lonely. Granting wishes and fulfilling life long dreams of people that are terminally ill.

A non-partisan group dedicated to de-amalgamation.

Applying the concept of sustainability to homes and businesses across the region. Connecting people to create a 'village vision' where people can share their experiences and celebrate where they live.

Helping people with disabilities function in everyday life: finding suitable jobs and teaching them how to connect with the community. Volunteers are required to help with transport, fundraising and support.

Providing meals to the aged or disabled and offering care and support in the community.

Running programs and activities for the community and a soup kitchen for the less fortunate - always looking for assistance.

Championing the Noosa Biosphere objectives (Note: not connected with Noosa Biosphere Ltd.)

Providing care for the elderly people of Noosa, Tewantin and Cooroy. Volunteers can assist by taking the residents shopping or providing company for them.

A church for people of all ages offering missions and events that you can volunteer to help for.

Broadcasts music and magazine programming with interviews

Your local surf club is always looking for volunteers to help patrol the beaches and can be very rewarding.

Providing entertaining shows for the community. They welcome assistance from volunteers.

Your local surf club is always looking for volunteers to help patrol the beaches and can be very rewarding.

Meeting every third Thursday of the month at the Cooroy Memorial Hall at 7pm.

Urging the Queensland government and its agencies to devise more sustainable and visually acceptable alternatives to Powerlink's current proposal for giant power pylons carrying 12 lines through Eerwah Vale and a 50-acre substation at Eumundi.

A home and refuge for unwanted, badly treated or injured animals - always looking for new volunteers.

Your local surf club is always looking for volunteers to help patrol the beaches and can be very rewarding.

Facilitating, supporting and distributing funding for youth projects across the Sunshine Coast.

An international church group involved in projects from aged care to helping the homeless.

Volunteers can assist by sharing their creative talents, assisting with literacy and numeracy tuition, providing transport, making doonas, working on cars, obtaining resources, raising funds, offering work experience and teaching young people general living skills.

Promoting sustainability and community participation through growing organic fruit and vegetables at Di Hurst Oval, Rufous St, Peregian Beach.

Community Organisation - part of Rotary International.

A free social network site belonging to the Kin Kin community. Kin Kin is a growing township in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland in Queensland.  The website is built from contributions by members of the community, and the community will be adding articles and information constantly.

Community Organisation. Weekly morning meetings every Thursday at Noosa Springs Golf Club.

A community based not-for–profit voluntary organisation which exists for the benefit of residents and ratepayers of the area formerly known as Noosa Shire.

The Association aims to act as an advocate for residents & ratepayers and to work to protect the Noosa lifestyle which is based on sustainability and a good balance between the natural and built environment.



Community Organisation. Dinner meetings are first and third Tuesday of every month at the Tewantin Noosa RSL at 6.30pm, Memorial Ave Tewantin.

Members work to improve the status of women through addressing education, health and welfare in the local community. Members also support Zonta projects conducted in conjunction with UNICEF and UNIFEM.