Mia’s fighting spirit touches hearts
On the morning of Friday 13 October 2017, four-year-old Mia Wilkinson had been playing happily with her cousins, but complained of a belly ache later
Our support to our charity partners
At Hand Heart Pocket the Charity of Freemasons Queensland, we are very aware that our charity partners and their communities may be facing many challenges
North Queensland Freemason receives highest benevolence honour
Townsville Freemason Ron Donnellan was awarded the prestigious Order of Service to Benevolence (OSB) Jewel for his commitment to Masonic charity, in September last year. A
A hand up to help older Queenslanders with hearing loss
More older Queenslanders with hearing loss will be able to stay socially connected with the help of a $110,000 Significant Grant and a $110,000 interest-free
Youth homeless and support service receive capacity building grant
A Brisbane-based charity working with vulnerable LGBTIQ+ youth, who experience a variety of life challenges, was announced as one of the latest successful grant recipients
Grant helps create new employment pathways for young people at risk
Young Queenslanders living with physical or mental health injuries will soon have new pathways to paid or volunteer employment thanks to a grant of almost
Young carers to receive more support to complete school
Young carers living in Queensland will receive extra support to overcome barriers to education with Hand Heart Pocket the Charity of Freemasons Queensland announcing a
Gympie Freemasons put men’s health at the forefront of the conversation
Around 40 men and their families from across the region gathered at the Gympie Masonic Centre on Monday to talk about men’s mental and physical
Improving men’s health outcomes through Queensland Men’s Sheds
Men’s Sheds across the state have shared in a substantial funding boost provided by Hand Heart Pocket the Charity of Freemasons Queensland, helping to support
Men’s Health Matters: Maryborough Freemasons put men’s health first
The Maryborough Freemasons recently hosted an event where over 30 men and their families came together to put men’s overall wellbeing and mental health first.
