This Queensland Small Business Week (27 – 31 May) let’s join together to recognise the important role of small businesses in Queensland – not only for our economy, but also for our communities.
Children thrive in communities that are friendly, safe and connected, and small businesses play an important part in creating these types of environments.
The small poster below is designed to recognise the things that small businesses do every day to build better communities for children.
If you’re a small business – or you know of one – who is family-friendly and committed to the local community, please download and display the poster.
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