Our Management Committee

Emma Greenhalgh

Emma Greenhalgh

Emma Greenhalgh is a highly regarded leader in the housing and homelessness sector, bringing over 25 years of experience in policy, planning, research and strategic advocacy across government, academic and the not-for-profit sectors. Emma has held a variety of roles in planning, policy, research and sector capacity building, with a consistent focus on social justice, housing reform, and steadfast belief of the foundational role of housing to wellbeing.

Emma holds the following qualifications from QUT: Masters of Applied Science, Research; Graduate Diploma, Urban and Regional Planning; and Bachelor of Built Environment, Urban and Regional Planning. Her current position is the Homelessness Strategic Lead at Logan City Council.

Emma is also a board member of Tenants’ Queensland.

Get In Touch
GC Young People
Hopeful futures
gcys-CoZ-team-2
Will
Sai Centre
GCYS-20211028_130534 (1)
GCYS ChilloutZone
GCYC-FB_IMG_1636352431278
T2A event _3_ _1_ _2_
GCYS_2 (1)
Resized_20220224_091238(0)
IMG_0761 _1_ _1_
GCYS-FB_IMG_1636351224798
GCYS- TTA2

Get In Touch

"*" indicates required fields

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Emergency Relief Program

There are many reasons why an individual or family could suddenly find themselves in financial crises. GCYS may be able to help.

If you are struggling with unmanageable debts, it’s important you act quickly – the first step in taking control of the situation is to ask for help.

Visit our Need More page and click on Financial Assistance for an additional list of services that can provide material aid, advice and support to help you manage your debts and get you back on track.

The Emergency Relief program provides financial and/or material support to meet the immediate need of people in financial crises. The program is open to all age groups.

With the outbreak of COVID-19, the GCYS will continue to provide services however, we are asking people to make safe choices to help stop possible transmission. Therefore we are asking people not to come into the service and to call us instead where possible.

Emergency Relief
QLD Health