Mid-Year Update 2025

During the first six months of 2025, our community hubs:

  • engaged with 9,459 families
  • ran 3,607 early childhood activities helping children develop social and language skills, resilience, and being ready for kindergarten or school
  • provided 2,677 classes for participants to learn and practise their English
  • made 5,869 referrals to external support services, including family support, emergency aid, and education and training
  • partnered with 458 local organisations who facilitated programs, offered counselling and support, and donated funding or resources
  • provided volunteering opportunities to 1,251 people and,
  • helped participants secure 191 jobs.

Previous Reports

Hub Census 2025 – Key findings
The Hub Census 2025 highlights the significant role community hubs play in building belonging, strengthening early learning, and supporting pathways to participation and employment.
2025 in Review
This report highlights key outcomes, participation and impact from across the national community hubs network in 2025, reflecting progress at a national level and the ongoing support hubs provide to families through schools and local communities.
Executive summary: Social return on investment evaluation of the National Community Hubs Program, 2023
This report aims to highlight the impact of the National Community Hubs Program on local communities throughout Australia by estimating the social return on investment of the program in 2023.
Social return on investment evaluation of the National Community Hubs Program 2023
The SROI evaluation concluded that a staggering $65.7 million of social benefits were derived through participation in the community hub network in 2023 – generating a return of $3.50 for every dollar invested.
2024 in Review
In 2024, schools welcomed 13,790 new and existing families into their hubs. The 2024 in Review tells the stories of how our national network of hubs helped their communities connect, share and learn.
Mid-Year Update 2024
Hubs are about connecting people with schools, each other and organisations offering health, education and settlement support services to bridge critical information and service gaps in local communities.