
HHP Annual Review 2018
Our passion & our vision. Meeting the needs of contemporary families and communities.

Our passion & our vision. Meeting the needs of contemporary families and communities.

Queenslanders affected by last summer’s horror bushfire season have not been forgotten by the Freemasons with more than $202K currently being distributed to help those

Organisations that aim to help improve outcomes for youth at risk in the Sunshine state will be able to apply for funding as part of Hand Heart

Young people with high care needs will be able to stay socially connected as Youngcare looks to launch a new phone service with a $20,000

People with disabilities in Stanthorpe will now have access to overnight respite facilities that will soon look better than ever thanks to a grant from


Hand Heart Pocket is an independent charity founded by the Freemasons of Queensland. When our organisation was first established in Queensland in 1907 our forefathers

Residents at Kaloma Home for the Aged will stay connected with family and friends using technology, thanks to a $6,906 COVID-19 Emergency Grant from Hand

The Granite Belt Neighbourhood Centre will soon provide more support to at-risk youth and their families, thanks to a COVID-19 Emergency Community Grant from Hand

More at-risk youth in Charleville will be given a helping hand to be job-ready, with Charleville Neighbourhood Centre securing a $10,000 Grassroots Community Grant from
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