Phunktional Partnerships
The Who Stole the Sole? project was made possible with the partnerships of local organisations, as well as Phunktional and it's supporters – the John Villiers Trust, the Toowoomba Hospital Foundation and Headspace with the ongoing support of the Queensland Police Crime Prevention Units and NAPCAN.
Phunktional is a vibrant, innovative and cutting edge arts company creating art with and for communities across Australia.
We use a broad cross-section of artistic forms to provide forums that deepen cultural understanding and provoke discussion about difficult issues.
The John Villiers Trust is an independent philanthropic Trust established by the late John Villiers, a proud central Queenslander.
The Toowoomba Hospital Foundation is a non-profit, charitable organisation
Headspace Southern Downs Youth health service for anyone aged between 12 and 25 years. It's about support for general health, mental health, drug and alcohol issues, and employment and education support.
Toowoomba Says NO to Violence believes a greater reduction in violence can be achieved by working together.
For the second time this year, Phunktional is partnering with Northern District School Focussed Youth Services for nine shows over seven days in the Swan Hill/ Echuca region. The tour brings the new show “Who Stole the Sole?” which targets Cyberbullying to the region for an intensive week of performances providing a powerful finish to the region’s the end of term curriculum.
NAPCAN's programs develop and test innovative approaches to addressing the underlying issues of child abuse and neglect.
Beechworth Health Service is a publicly owned facility providing a range of hospital, aged care, allied health, mental health and health promotion services to the local communites.