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Families, local leaders and community organisations came together to celebrate the opening of the $8 million Flagstone Community Hub on Tuesday 11\u00a0August.<\/p>\n
The Flagstone Community Hub was developed by the Logan City Council in partnership with Beaucare, reflecting a shared commitment to providing local services and strengthening community connections.<\/p>\n
The hub is to become the new centre of Flagstone, designed to address the need for vital social infrastructure in a young, rapidly growing area and ensuring the Flagstone community feel connected and supported.<\/p>\n
The project has been six years in the making, first receiving funding in the 2020 Logan City Council Budget.<\/p>\n
Among its standout features is the \u201cRooted in Strength\u201d artwork that runs along the front of the building, designed by First Nations artist Jessica Skeen.<\/p>\n
The design honours the history of the land through imagery of waterways and tracks.<\/p>\n
The centre also holds a \u201cplaymakers room\u201d for children and other versatile spaces that have already hosted activities including line dancing and Qigong.<\/p>\n
Councillor representing Flagstone Natalie Wilcox detailed what the centre would mean for the Flagstone community.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis building is so much more than bricks and mortar. It\u2019s a place where friendships will be formed, where support will be provided, where local groups will gather, families will connect, and where people will feel they belong.\u201d<\/p>\n
Mayor John Raven spoke about the importance of community effort.<\/p>\n
\u201cCommunity doesn\u2019t happen on its own. Community takes effort, just like culture\u2026 and it only happens with the effort of people.\u201d<\/p>\n
The hub is expected to become a key base for community services and support as Flagstone continues to grow.<\/p>\n
Beaucare will play a central role in delivering outreach programs and community support services as the hub grows alongside Flagstone.<\/p>\n
Beaucare board member Simon McKenzie outlined the orginisation\u2019s ongoing vision for the Community Hub.<\/p>\n
\u201cOur experience tells us the Flagstone hub will be much more than a building, and represents a footprint for the future, and a foundation for outreach services that will grow alongside this community.\u201d<\/p>\n
As Flagstone continues to expand, the hub is expected to grow with it, offering more programs, services and opportunities for residents to connect and access support.<\/p>\n
With its doors now open, the Flagstone Community Hub stands ready to become a place for Flagstone residents to come together and connect.<\/p>\n
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