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Empowering communities through smart technology. 
The Regional Living Lab is bringing innovative solutions to improve the quality of life for marginalised groups in the Redlands region. Join us as we co-design a more inclusive and connected future.

About the Project

This project addresses social isolation, supports marginalized groups, and promotes technology and economic diversification. It will create a collaborative space in Redland City to develop solutions for marginalized communities, including Forgotten Australians, people experiencing or at risk of Homeless, First Nations People, Older People, People with Disabilities, Women, and those individuals experiencing with Mental Health issues. Partnering with local organisations and experts, the project aims to improve health outcomes, drive economic growth, and create jobs, positioning Queensland as a leader in care innovation.

Partners

  • Global Community Resourcing

  • Regional Development Australia (RDA) Logan & Redlands

  • Community Care Smart Assistive Technology Collaborative

  • Hub68

  • Micah Projects

  • National Aged and Community Care Roundtable for Forgotten Australians

  • Endeavour Foundation

  • Redlands City Council

  • Swinburne University

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Community Challenges being addressed by this project

  • Promoting the adoption of innovative technologies to drive economic growth and improve care services.

  • Creating jobs and diversifying the economy to reduce reliance on specific industries and enhance economic resilience.

  • Providing targeted support and find an innovative solution to target social isolation, the lack of support and limited access to essential services. Providing a safe, collaborative, community space to address the current lack of sufficient infrastructure for marginalised groups.

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​Expected Outcomes

  • Increase technology adoption among marginalised communities.

  • Improved health and social care outcomes through innovative solutions.

  • Establishment of Redlands as a hub for innovation and technology in community care.

  • Enhanced collaboration between community groups, service providers, and technology vendors.

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Community Survey

Please scan the QR Code to participate in our survey and share your perspectives on innovation in community care

Service Provider Survey

Please scan the QR Code to participate in our survey and share your perspectives on innovation in community care

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Service Provider QR Code
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Upcoming Events

Tuesday 8th April

Victoria Point Forum

10am - 11.30am​​​

Victoria Point Library 

Lakeside Meeting Room

Victoria Point Lakeside Shopping Centre

7-15 Bunker Road, Victoria Point

Tuesday 8th April

Capalaba Forum

1pm - 2.30pm

Capalaba Library

Artspace Room

Capalaba Central Shopping Centre

Shop 2, 38/62 Morten Bay Road

Capalaba

Monday 14th April

Macleay Island Forum

10am - 11.30am

Macleay Island Progress Hall

26-30 Russell Terrace

Macleay Island

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All rights reserved. Forgotten Australians were extensively consulted in the creation of this website.

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