Intercultural Liaison Unit, December newsletter
Meet the team:
- Acting Sergeant: Vernita Pennington
- Principal agent: Luciano Rossi
- Indigenous Police Liaison Officer – Gemma Frampton
- Multicultural Police Liaison Officer – Serena Daniels
- Multicultural Police Liaison Officer – Tial Hlawnching
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A vaccination status plan – 80% and beyond
Queensland’s public health and social measures linked to vaccination status – a plan for 80% and beyond outlines a range of measures that will allow the lives of vaccinated Queenslanders to return to normal once the state reaches 80 % of full dose.
A plan for the borders of Queensland
The plan details changes to domestic and international travel to Queensland when Queensland reaches 70%, 80% and then 90% of the eligible population fully immunized.
Requirements for travelers coming interstate (including reported COVID-19 hotspots) and overseas at each stopover are outlined in the plan. Opening Queensland’s borders will only be possible if Queenslanders protect themselves and others by getting vaccinated.
https://www.covid19.qld.gov.au/government-actions/queenslands-covid19-vaccine-plan
(Derived from : https://www.qld.gov.au/health/conditions/health-alerts/coronavirus-covid-19/current-status/public-health-directions/travelling-to-queensland)
Many thanks to APM and NDIS who organized this fantastic event to promote inclusion and equality of people with disabilities in the workplace and also celebrating all the great work being done by people with disabilities in our community. We look forward to working with you in 2022.
Congolese Cultural Day
On Saturday December 4, the CCLU was invited to attend the Congolese community for the celebration and learning of their beautiful culture.
Thank you for having us, it was a beautiful day.
IWAA – Sakina Fundraising Night
CCLU was invited to attend this fundraising event for Sakina (DV shelter) for women and children.
The event was hosted by the Islamic Women’s Association of Australia at their headquarters in Springwood.
It was such a friendly and enjoyable evening with delicious food, great music, entertainment but most of all, a fantastic opportunity to catch up with our PLO colleagues from Mt Gravatt and also to meet other women from different organizations and our communities. CALD.
Service appreciation
Special thanks to Advance Personnel Management and Loganlea State High School for the recognition and appreciation of the service and support. CCLU appreciated the compliments and look forward to working with you in 2022.
Christmas Night Markets @ Bunnings Underwood
CCLU joined DCPC and QPS VIPs and other stall holders at Bunnings Underwood on Thursday, December 9 for their night markets.
There was free entertainment, a pet parade competition, a free Bollywood dance workshop, children’s Bunnings crafts, and free sausage sizzle.
Logan and Beenleigh Christmas Events
What a crowd! The weather was so beautiful on Saturday December 11th.
The CCLU was invited to the Logan City Christmas Carols held on the Logan Campus of Griffith University.
It was one of the biggest events we have ever seen with so many families with home cooked food and snacks having a wonderful time.
It was great to be a part of the celebration with songs, dances and kids having fun on the rides, not to mention the variety of delicious food and drinks from different stalls.
Many families also attended the Christmas show at Beenleigh Court yard, although it was only a small gathering it was always nice to see these families and the community enjoyed the performance of Step Right Dance and the screening of the animated film “Elliot The Littlest Reindeer”. on the big screen.
Congratulations to this talented youngster!
Kudos to Ongo Barlow for receiving two awards at the end of the school year at Mabel Park State High. Ongo has been extremely successful and has grown so much over the past two years. Ongo is also a very talented violinist. We are all so proud of you! I loved watching you grow up.
– Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Aspirations Program.
– Creative Industries Excellence Award – Recognition of contribution to the performing arts. Ongo Barlow – Gunggari Country – Gunggari Country is centered on the Maranoa River which runs through Mitchel Township to southwest Queensland
– PLO Gemma Frampton
Merry Christmas from CCLU to all and their families. Have a safe and prosperous new year
Information on domestic violence
Domestic and family violence is a problem that affects many people in our community very deeply.
If you or someone you know is in a violent, threatening, abusive, and controlling relationship or situation, help is available.
Please click on the links below to learn more about how to get help in a situation of domestic violence.
Open house, English: https://psbamediacontent.wistia.com/medias/tstd2uei9y
Open house, Arabic: https://psbamediacontent.wistia.com/medias/9m8lpzzwd2
Open house, Burmese: https://psbamediacontent.wistia.com/medias/jo1amwii58
Open House, Farsi: https://psbamediacontent.wistia.com/medias/nfkgh0rz9j
Open house, Kirundi: https://psbamediacontent.wistia.com/medias/t450hn8t6k
Open house, Mandarin: https://psbamediacontent.wistia.com/medias/7r8bx0bdk6
Open house, Tamil: https://psbamediacontent.wistia.com/medias/l7a8mkbkfi
Open house, Vietnamese: https://psbamediacontent.wistia.com/medias/rxzai8t09i
Contact us
For more information please click on the links below
For information on crime prevention
For more information on COVID-19
- For more information on Queensland Health Click here.
- For travel advice Click here.
- For more information on international travel Click here.
- For more information on the extent of the COVID-19 outbreak and current global statistics Click here.
- For a global mapping of COVID-19 statistics Click here.
If you or someone you know is a victim of domestic and family violence, you should report it to police.
Support and advice is available from the following agencies:
Further information is also available from the Queensland Government Portal on Domestic and Family Violence.
