Blog | Fusion Canberra

A Pilgrim’s Story “Liz”

by fusioncanberra | Nov 25, 2013 | Business partnerships, Business Sponsorship, Church Partnerships, Community Building, Community Development, Fundraising, Hand to Hand, Holistic Sustainability, Kambah Youth and Community Hub, Mentoring, National Support & Development, Pilgrimage, Pilgrimage to Uluru, Pilgrimage to Uluru 2013, Pilgrims Stories, Regional Support & Development, Social Capital, Social Enterprise, Wombat Wardrobe, Youth Mentoring, Youthwork

The journey doesn't end when the bus drops you home. In fact, it begins before you step on the bus, and may never end even after you step off the bus. "Liz" was an example of this occurring this year. Liz’s journey with Fusion began through our Community Education and...

Ever wondered how you would go in a post apocalyptic world?

by fusioncanberra | Nov 21, 2013 | Community Building, Community Development, Social Capital, Youth Mentoring

On Saturday 7th December we will be holding our last Breakout youth adventure day trip for the year. Held at Gibraltar Falls, this is going to be a fast paced day of challenge and craziness. Ever wondered how you would go in a post apocalyptic world over run by flesh...

Fantastic Local Food Mini Expo Day

by fusioncanberra | Nov 21, 2013 | Community Building, Community Development, Food Security, Hand to Hand, Horticulture, Office Administration, Social Capital, Social Enterprise, Sustainability Education Centre, Wombat Wardrobe, Youth Mentoring

Last Saturday 16th November, hundreds of people descended on the Fusion Canberra youth and community hub in Kambah. The event was a chance for Fusion Canberra to showcase who they are and what they do as well as the final event for the year in the Our Hungry...

Media Release: Fresher, Healthier, and Cheaper Foods for Canberra

by fusioncanberra | Nov 6, 2013 | Business partnerships, Business Sponsorship, Church Partnerships, Community Building, Community Development, Family Sustainability, Food Security, Fusion Open Crowd Festivals, FusionCanb, Holistic Sustainability, Horticulture, Kambah Youth and Community Hub, Meetings, Office Administration, Recycling, Social Capital, Social Enterprise, Sustainability Education Centre, Upcycling, Wombat Wardrobe, Youth Mentoring, Youthwork

SEE Change and FUSION Media Release Date 29th October 2013 Fresher, Healthier, and Cheaper Foods for Canberra Fusion Canberra will host a Local Food Security Expo on the 16th of November at their premises at the Carleton Street Shops, Kambah, to demonstrate...

Can you spare some time to help us spring clean?

by fusioncanberra | Nov 6, 2013 | Bike Workshop, Business partnerships, Business Sponsorship, Church Partnerships, Community Building, Community Development, Family Sustainability, Food Security, Fusion Open Crowd Festivals, FusionCanb, Holistic Sustainability, Horticulture, Kambah Youth and Community Hub, Mentoring, Positions Vacant, Recycling, Social Capital, Social Enterprise, Sustainability Education Centre, Upcycling, Wombat Wardrobe, Youth Mentoring, Youthwork

On Saturday 16th Nov, 11-3pm, we will be opening up our Kambah youth and community hub behind the Carleton St Shops to the public for a Local Food Mini Expo Day. This is the final event for 2013 in the Our Hungry Future campaign, a joint initiative of Fusion Canberra...

$26,075 raised through this years Fundraising Dinner

by fusioncanberra | Nov 5, 2013 | Community Building, Community Development, Social Enterprise, Youth Mentoring

A huge thankyou to our generous sponsors, donors and supporters. This is a great result! These funds will be put towards our 2014 budget so we can continue our valuable work. If you would still like to contribute to the appeal to help us achieve our target of $30,000...

YWAM National leaders tour Fusion Canberra’s aquaponics systems

by fusioncanberra | Nov 5, 2013 | Community Development, Food Security, Horticulture, National Support & Development, Social Enterprise, Sustainability Education Centre

This afternoon 22 leaders from Youth With A Mission across Australia dropped into our youth and community hub in Kambah. They were in Canberra for a 3 day national leadership meeting at YWAM Canberra base in Watson. Several weeks prior someone from YWAM Canberra...

Simon McKeon to speak at Fusion Fundraising Dinner

by fusioncanberra | Oct 10, 2013 | Business partnerships, Business Sponsorship, Church Partnerships, Community Building, Community Development, Fundraising, Hand to Hand, Positions Vacant, Volunteer Positions Vacant, Wombat Wardrobe

On Tuesday, 15th October from 6pm at the Woden Southern Cross Club, Fusion Canberra will be celebrating our 4th Friends of Fusion Fundraising Dinner. Mr Simon McKeon is joining us this year as our special guest speaker. The night is shaping up to be very special. The...

Fusion Canberra first time at Floriade

by fusioncanberra | Oct 10, 2013 | Business partnerships, Business Sponsorship, Community Building, Community Development, Food Security, FusionCanb, Holistic Sustainability, Horticulture, Kambah Youth and Community Hub, National Support & Development, Recycling, Social Capital, Social Enterprise, Sustainability Education Centre, Upcycling

Fusion Canberra is proud to be part of the Urban Agriculture Australia (UAA) site at Floriade this year. Made up of a partnership of more than 20 organisations and businesses, this is a great story of working together for the common goal of promoting sustainable food...

Rural based leadership training making a REAL difference

by fusioncanberra | Sep 24, 2013 | Business partnerships, Business Sponsorship, Church Partnerships, Community Building, Community Development, Family Sustainability, Fusion Open Crowd Festivals, Holistic Sustainability, Knowledge Base, Mentoring, Regional Support & Development, Social Capital, Training, Uncategorized, Youth Mentoring, Youthwork

Last week, from Monday 30th September to Saturday 5th October, Fusion Riverina hosted the 3rd Fusion Foundations Short Course in Coleambally, NSW. The course had 30 participants from across NSW, ACT, and from many other states. The majority of participants were young...