Priority Publications
Please find below some of East Creek’s most relevant publications to clients and volunteers. These documents are abbreviated and simplified versions of more complicated policies to ensure that the most relevant operational policies and procedures are conveyed to relevant stakeholders in a time-efficient and easily understood manner. Please be aware that due to the nature of these documents, they may change without notice (although we do attempt to notify individuals to whom they are relevant), so please regularly look at this page to ensure you are up-to-date on what you can expect from us, and what the Centre expects from you.
East Creek Policy Documentation
For those interested in a more comprehensive review of policies relevant to East Creek and its stakeholders. The policies here are more complex in nature, and we do welcome feedback on policies, so please let us know of any areas of improvement. Furthermore, the only policies and procedures here are those that are relevant to the majority of our stakeholders (ie, Clients and volunteers). As such some policies may be omitted due to low relevance (ie, management committee policies).
If you are interested in such policies (for example, employment related policies, governance / legislative requirements, only relevant to staff etc.), please contact the Centre and we will endeavour to get you a copy provided that the reasoning behind its acquisition is sound, justifiable and plausible. If you are unsure, you may contact us for clarification, though all stakeholders are usually provided with all relevant policies and procedures they must comply with upon their first attendance at the Centre.
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Promotional Material
East Creek receives promotional material from a number of its partners and local community organisation. Where permission has been sought / provided, that documentation is made available here.
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Professional Partnerships
East Creek has a number of documents available for viewing that details the way in which our Centre operates. Please take a look as required, more will be available as the need arises.
Please note that East Creek Community Centre also has tax deductible status, but in and of itself is not a charity. Please consult the Centre for specifics and the form needed to be filled out for a tax deductible donation through ANHCA.
Please note that East Creek’s business model is not independent of professional organisations, associations and memberships. East Creek is a member of the following associations;
- Queensland Families and Communities Associations (QFCA)
- Queensland Council of Social Services (QCOSS)
- Australian Neighbourhood Houses and Centres Association (ANHCA)
- Queensland Government
- Department of Communities, Housing and Digital Economy (DCHDE)
- Department of Seniors, Disability Services and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships (DSDSATSIP)