A profile of the population from the 2016 census records 2,853 people living in the Borough of Queenscliffe. 53% were female and 46.5% were male. The median age of the population was 60. Full report here
The G21, Geelong Regional Alliance has produced The Queenscliffe Region Profile (2019) to provide an evidence-based resource for planning, priority project identification and implementation and advocacy for regional growth, health and wellbeing in the G21 region and the Borough of Queenscliff. The Queenscliffe Profile (2019) contains a broad range of demographic, socio-economic, health, community and economic data, as well as information contained in key strategic documents relevant to Queenscliffe and the broader G21. Full report here
The Borough of Queenscliffe is quite unique as it is the third smallest government area in Victoria covering an area of 36 sq kilometres. Their vision for the Borough is a vibrant, safe and welcoming community that draws inspiration and life from our heritage, unique environment and connection to the sea.
Information about the latest Term Program can be found under the Term Program tab on the website. Information about the QNH Committee of Management can be found under the Contact Us tab on the website. The current committee is pictured above.
QNH prepares a strategic plan every 3 years. The most recent is 2018 - 2020 and includes a vision statement, mission statement, values/aims/objectives, pillars, goals and tasks.
Annual reports are produced and presented to the community after the close of each calendar year. Here are links to the last two annual reports - 2018 and 2017
QNH has just completed a Community Needs Assessment to provide opportunities for community members to give feedback on current programs and services offered by QNH. It also gives residents and stakeholders a say about the current and future needs of residents which helps to inform the planning process so QNH can provide relevant programs and services as the needs of the community change over time. Here is the Executive Summary for the 2019 Community Needs Assessment
The Department of Health and Human Services develops and delivers policies, programs and services and enhance the well-being of all Victorians. They provide funding for Co-ordinator hours at Queenscliffe Neighbourhood House
Queenscliffe Neighbourhood House is supported by NHVIC and Barwon Network of Neighbourhood Houses