Country Women's Association
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About Us
What bonds us is friendship and a strong desire to help others.
- Bringing women & families together
- Encourage development in regional areas
- Improve conditions & welfare of all families
- Provide a forum for the voice of all women in QLD
- Regular social interaction
- General Info
The QCWA means something different to everyone and that’s the way we like it.
With three Regions, twenty Divisions and over two hundred and fifty Branches, the QCWA is the largest and most widespread women’s organisation in Queensland. Since 1922, the QCWA has been about women from all over Queensland coming together for many different reasons, whether it is about meeting new people, making new friends, learning new skills or getting involved in the community
Whatever the reason, it is friendship and the overall desire to help others that has banded the women of this organisation together. Our vision is simple, for the women of Queensland to come together to support communities, while celebrating their interests and forging friendships in a respectful and caring environment. This is achieved by advocating and providing opportunities for women centering around education, health and community throughout every phase of a woman’s life. Throughout the years women across Queensland have banded together to share in a history filled with love, care and of course we can’t forget our tea and scones. Although operating independently, the QCWA is a member of an umbrella organisation called the Country Women’s Association of Australia (CWA of A). The CWA of A is the largest women’s organisation in Australia with a membership of over 20,000 in over 1,200 branches. Its mission is the same as the QCWA’s which is to improve the lives of women and children, especially those living in regional, rural and remote Australia.
- Accreditations
Non-for Profit OrganisationThe C.W.A. of AustraliaThe Associated Country Women of the World. (ACWW)- Email Business
- Payment method
- cheque, cash
- Established
- 1922
- Staff
- 1-10
- Location
- Rfh On Gregory
- Service Notes
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- Keywords
- CWA recipes, Women support, Women support QLD, Women support QUEENSLAND, baking, child support, child support QLD, child support QUEENSLAND, country women, not-for-profit QLD, recipes, women, women's network
FAQs
What is CWANT?
CWANT is a volunteer organization established in 1922, dedicated to improving conditions for women and families through community service and cultural projects.
What are the membership fees for CWANT?
The annual membership fee is $45.00, and for juniors aged 5-17, it’s $10.00; learn more about the benefits and join us on our membership page.
How can I volunteer with CWANT?
To volunteer with CWANT, visit our website at cwant.net and express your interest in contributing to our community involvement activities.
How can I contact Country Women's Association by phone?
You can contact Country Women's Association on (07) 3026 1220.
Where is Country Women's Association located?
Country Women's Association is located at 89-93 Gregory Terrace, Spring Hill, QLD 4000.
How can I email Country Women's Association?
You can email Country Women's Association at [email protected].
Does Country Women's Association have a website?
Yes. You can visit Country Women's Association online at http://www.qcwa.org.au.
What are the opening hours for Country Women's Association?
The opening hours for Country Women's Association are Mon - Fri: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm.
What type of business is Country Women's Association?
Country Women's Association is listed under Charities & Charitable Organisations.
What payment methods does Country Women's Association accept?
Country Women's Association accepts cheque, cash.
Is Country Women's Association on social media?
Yes. You can follow Country Women's Association on Facebook and Instagram.