Queensland Community Alliance brings together 37 member organisations representing 1.7 million Queenslanders. We organise our members and communities to act for the common good. We are churches, mosques, other faith groups, trade unions, community organisations and ethnic associations.

Community organising is democracy in action: winning victories that change lives, transform communities, develop leadership and strengthen civil society.

This Alliance is based around the personal relationships we build across organisations in our local area. We identify and train people to become leaders in community organising, and decide our priorities for action together, through a process of listening to stories of pressures that our members face and witness.  

The core elements of our Alliance are:

• Non-partisan. Holding politicians of all parties to their responsibility to serve the community.
• Adhering to the rule never to do for others what they can do for themselves.
• We will work in partnership to together solve the problems we face.
• A commitment to listening to the voice of the excluded and partnership with the most vulnerable in our community.
• Self-funding— funded out of the dues of member organisations (contributing according to their size and capacity), and not accepting government funding.
• Working only on issues that make our Alliance stronger. We do not work on issues which bring core values of our members into tension. Instead, we seek to address the tension that exists between our shared values, and what we witness in the world. 

Our Alliance draws on the community organising tradition of the United States.  Our sister organisations are the Sydney Alliance, Hunter Community Alliance, Te Ohu Whakawhanaunga (New Zealand) and Citizens UK.

Together we have won achievements such as:

• $2B secured for the Queensland Renewable Energy and Hydrogen Jobs Fund, powering clean energy jobs across Queensland.
• Launched Ways to Wellness, a world-leading Social Prescribing network tackling isolation in Mt Gravatt, in partnership with local health and community providers.
• $5.4M secured to expand Social Prescribing to 10 communities with health and community sector partners.
• Won a historic $125.6M, 4-year funding boost for Neighbourhood Community Centres, alongside the broader community sector.
• Cut missed antenatal appointments in Logan by 67% by securing 5 Community Maternity Hubs with local health partners.
• Launched a workplace rights education program for vulnerable migrant workers, with community champions in Brisbane, Cairns and Toowoomba.
• Secured $5M to establish Bindi Bindi Place, delivering shared care for highly vulnerable children, in collaboration with child protection and community partners.
• As part of the Renew Australia for All alliance, helped secure $2.3B initially — now expanded by $5B — for the Cheaper Home Batteries Program, reducing cost-of-living through affordable small-scale batteries.