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2020-11-10 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 10 NOVEMBER 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Volunteer Initiatives Provided ongoing and up to date Continue to provide up to date Continue to prepare and deliver the
information for community information and support as well as 2020/21 Workshop and Event
organisations and volunteers on managing a response to community calendar for volunteers including
Council’s COVID-19 Community organisations and volunteers workshops on Event Management,
Support page regarding their needs during COVID- Conflict resolution, Volunteer
Provided support and assistance to 19 Recruitment and Retention and
community organisations in relation Continue working with and workshops that build resilience for
to COVID restrictions & return to collaborating with local community Not for Profits and volunteers
play, including liaison with State & organisations to ensure food supply
Regional bodies, local & state govt for vulnerable persons is available
staff, reviewing plans etc
Delivery of Social Media and
Marketing for community groups
workshop
Assisted sports clubs to apply for
Qld Government Active Restart
Infrastructure Recovery Fund (over
20 applications)
Business as Usual Activities Work with Planning and Property Supporting Noosa Arts and Crafts Live and Local music
teams and relevant Clubs to resolve Association to manage air con and support/development program in
issues with the Teewah Airstrip solar project partnership with Live Music Office
Supporting Noosa Women’s Shed Provide hall committees with advice and Creative Arts Alliance
with long term venue goals to assist their operations
Participated in LGAQ Community of Participate in co-ordinated Council
Practice – Domestic & Family response to series of issues in Kin
Violence Kin - with property, planning,
Pomona Railway Gallery permit plumbing, parks etc.
finalised
COMMUNITY FACILITIES
Noosa Leisure Centre – Financial Financial performance impacted by Continue to closely monitor and Continue to closely monitor and
Performance the limited nature of operations due minimise financial impacts from minimise financial impacts from
to COVID-19 however the forecast COVID-19 COVID-19
budget didn’t allow for any revenue Undertake budget review Commence preparation of next
in the quarter whereas NLC year’s budget
generated $115,623 after reopening
earlier than expected. Expenditure
broadly tracked in line with
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