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2021 is the 25th year our clinic has been serving our community by solving people’s health disorders.
To celebrate our success, express our gratitude, and to support our community further, we will be providing 5 grants of $500.00 (totalling $2,500.00) to local charities or community groups that are making a difference (or have the potential to make a difference) in our local area.
So if you know a group who are doing great work, please let them know to apply at the 2021 CNTC Community Grants page. We would love to look after those who are creating a better world for others.
Round 1 Winner
Baby Give Back “give babies a safe start to life by providing families in crisis with essential baby items, in partnership with support agencies.” For more info on the wonderful work they do, please visit www.facebook.com/babygiveback .
Round 2 Winner
4074 Care Connection are the worthy winners of Round 2. “We volunteer our time to collect goods for charities in our local community. Our main initiative is to make it easier for people to donate, by providing convenient and relevant collection locations.”
Round 3 Winner
Centenary Knitting, Sewing & Crochet Circle won $500 to support the community work they do. “We knit, crochet, and sew for: The homeless, Foster children, Domestic Violence, Ronald McDonald House, Baby Give Back, local Nursing Homes, and pretty much try to help wherever we can.”
Round 4 Winner
Congratulations to the Jamboree Heights Swimming Club for winning Round 4. The club will use the money to upgrade their equipment.
Round 5 Winner
Here we are presenting Lynn of Let's Give a cheque for $500. They will use the money for essential items for children in high needs families.
Thanks to all of the winners of our Grants for the wonderful work you do for our community. 
In 2022 we have decided to do another (single) $500.00 grant. Congratulations to Centenary Craft Circle (formerly Centenary Knitting, Sewing & Crochet Circle, who were our Round 3 winner last year). This dedicated group do so much good work to help (and brighten) our community, and are very deserving winners of our Community Grant. Thanks ladies!
We are hoping to make our $500 grant an annual event, and this year Baby Give Back were again a winner for the great work they do. Congratulations!
Congratulations to the Jamboree Heights Swimming Club on winning our 2024 $500 Community Grant!
Thanks very much to all of the groups in our area that work so hard to make our Community such a great place to be.
This year our $500 Community Grant went to Centenary Craft Circle, who knit, crochet, and sew to donate items to Ronald McDonald House, Rosie’s on the Street, Ipswich and Mater Mothers hospitals, Meals on Wheels and some local nursing homes. They also brighten our neighbourhood every year with their 'Yarn in the Park' displays.
Thanks ladies for all the work that you do to help others!
Discover a Happier, Healthier You
Would you like to feel well, have more energy, get rid of a constant pain, or be free of a health problem that won’t go away?
Would you like to experience naturopathy or acupuncture, and have a 15 minute massage?
At our Open Day, you can find out if natural therapies can resolve your health issues, or help you to enjoy a happier, healthier and more vital version of yourself. The Day includes
Bookings are essential and cost just $15 (payable at the time of booking). On the day you can choose to put this value towards the cost of a full treatment at our clinic, or we will donate it to a local charity, Enhanced Care. (Enhanced Care do great work providing respite care for children and young adults with high needs/multiple impairments.)
So if you have an ongoing health problem, are tired all the time, or in pain, this special offer could be the beginning of a great new chapter of your life. Please book online or give us a call on 33766911 now to secure your place.
Please see our updated article on
which includes details of our free Detox information night in October.
(The Forum was privately created and arranged by Nina Master, one of the acupuncturists at our clinic. Peter Mills from Centenary Natural Therapies Clinic volunteered as an assistant to the project.)
Have you ever wondered whether to see a doctor about a problem or to try a natural therapy? And if you used both, would that work better or create problems? The East Meets West Forum will talk about each approach, and how they can be combined to obtain better health outcomes. The speakers include both medical doctors and experienced Chinese and Japanese medicine therapists. There will also be Question and Answer sessions with the speakers to enable you to gain the maximum benefit from their knowledge and experience.
Is the future of medicine a combination of ancient wisdom and modern scientific knowledge? The strength of Western medicine is in quickly reducing the symptoms of a health problem, whereas Eastern medicine improves the patient's health, so that the problem is gradually resolved. Integrating the two gives us the best of both worlds.
The main Forum topics include:
When: 2pm Sunday 10th November
Where: 23 Victoria Street, Clayfield
A $10 entry fee is payable at the door, which will be donated back to the community. Please give thought to what questions you would like to ask.
For more information, please go to:
Valued at $120, your Assessment will help to uncover:
All this will be fully explained to you, and you can ask as many questions as you like. That way we can be sure to give you all of the right information, understanding and advice you need. Terms and conditions: This is a free, no obligation offer.