PRESS RELEASE: Free Community Workshop Empowers Gold Coasters to Build a Safer, Stronger Community

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Gold Coast residents are invited to take part in a free community workshop designed to equip everyday people with the tools to build a safer and stronger community.

The ‘Build a Safer and Stronger Gold Coast’ workshop will be held on Wednesday, 17 September at 6.30pm at the Mudgeeraba Community Centre, Hall Two. Participants will learn simple, practical skills to, de-escalate aggression, change harmful attitudes, build a safer, stronger community and stop domestic violence before it starts.

The program provides practical strategies that anyone can use in their daily lives, including at work, school, or in the community.

The Build a Safer and Stronger Gold Coast initiative is proudly supported by Cr Glenn Tozer, Division 9, and presented by Be There Group. The sessions aim to spark a positive shift towards respect, safety, and stronger community ties.

Event details:
DATE: Wednesday, 17 September 2025
LOCATION: Mudgeeraba Community Centre, Hall Two
TIME: 6.30pm
COST: Free entry (includes complimentary pizza)

Another session is also scheduled for Wednesday, 15 October 2025.

Media Enquiries:
Grant Peel
Niique & Co
[email protected] | 0448 168 621

Media Contacts:

Name: Grant PeelCompany: Build a Safer and Stronger Gold CoastEmail: [email protected]Phone: 0448168621

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September 16, 2025/by Reland Pigte

About Build a Safer and Stronger Gold Coast

Niique & Co is a Gold Coast-based brand consultancy that partners with small businesses and founders to build brands that are clear, consistent, and memorable. With expertise in branding, strategy, and PR, Niique & Co translates vision into impactful visuals, messaging, and experiences—supported by a trusted network of creative professionals.

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