This week’s small project was simple: helping someone take their first steps into the LGBTIQA+ community — finding gatherings, booking appointments, and walking in with them. Sometimes belonging starts with someone sitting beside you the first time.
Category Archives: Food Not Bombs Hobart
Building Culture, Not Just Meals
For years in a community kitchen, no one said thank you. It wasn’t rude — it was cultural. Here’s why I kept showing up anyway, and what changed when gratitude quietly entered the room.
Small Project: StreetShelter — A Night Off the Streets
Homeless Support Initiative: — Social Work & Community Engagement Projects Overview: StreetShelter is a community-based initiative designed to offer people experiencing homelessness a safe and welcoming place to rest and recharge, treating shelter not just as a roof but as a place of dignity, belonging, and hope. Key Features: Mission: To provide rest, compassion, andContinue reading “Small Project: StreetShelter — A Night Off the Streets”
🍲 Food Not Bombs Hobart — What to Know Before You Come
Food Not Bombs Hobart is a free, welcoming community meal held every Saturday in the Hobart CBD. There are no forms, no tests, and no questions about your situation—just food, respect, and people who care. Come as you are, eat, rest, talk if you want, or simply sit and be. Everyone deserves a place at the table.
Giveaway Table: Small Work, Real Presence
How a simple table of free goods creates dignity, presence, and participation — a model of relational, small-scale work.
