The Paul Myatt Community Centre is an inclusive community facility in North Toowoomba, Queensland, primarily dedicated to hosting disability support services, workshops, and community network events.
Located at 11-15 Alexander Street, it serves as a central hub for several local non-profit and support organisations.
The facility is highly utilised by local social enterprises and registered charities, including:
- BigDog Support Services: A local provider that utilises the space to deliver flexible, NDIS-aligned disability support programs.
- Disability Media Association Inc / WhatsUp in Disability: This registered charity runs free regular workshops out of the centre, helping vulnerable community members develop vocational skills in literacy, multimedia, journalism, and interpersonal communication.
- Toowoomba Disability Providers Network: The centre acts as a regular meeting place for local disability sector workers, educators, and families to discuss NDIS updates and local support strategies.
The venue is highly accessible and available for local event hire. Features include:
- Full wheelchair-accessible amenities
- On-site kitchen spaces
- Presentation equipment, including whiteboards and data projectors
- Generous on-site parking spaces
- Free usage options for eligible local community groups
Paul Myatt Community Centre officially opened on the 10th April 2012 by Michelle Myatt
Inside the Imogen Myatt Training Room
Garth Hamilton MP Member for Groom and a great supporter of the Community Centre