Outreach
Come and share a cuppa
Anyone doing it tough is welcome at a Rosies outreach. Here is what to expect, where to find us and who to call in an emergency.
Where and when
Each team goes to the same location at the same time, so our friends know where we'll be. Choose your branch for exact addresses and times.
- Beenleigh
- Brisbane City
- Brisbane City South
- Brisbane North
- Caboolture
- Cairns
- Gold Coast North
- Gold Coast South
- Ipswich
- Logan
- Mareeba
- Redlands
- Sunshine Coast
- Toowoomba
- Wynnum Manly
The schedule changes regularly, so it is kept on Rosies' current site.

Patron FAQs
What is outreach?
Our vans provide drinks, snacks and conversation to anyone who would like to join us. We currently operate 216 outreaches in 14 locations across Queensland.
What are patrons?
Patrons are the people who come to visit us on outreach and our sole reason for existing.
Who can come to outreach?
Anyone who is having a tough time, regardless of gender, race, cultural background or religious affiliation.
I'm not homeless, can I still come?
Of course! We'd love to share a cuppa with anyone who wants to join us.
Can I bring my pet?
Yes – please keep them on a leash at all times.
Can I bring alcohol or smoke?
We have strict no alcohol and no smoking policies; please don't smoke within 1.5m of the van.
How often does outreach get cancelled?
Only when required by government mandate or for hail or lightning. Cancellations are posted on Facebook.
What can I get from Rosies?
Community and connection through simple hospitality such as tea, coffee, Milo, noodle cups and snacks. We are not a food service. We're also a collection point for BackPack Beds and Share the Dignity bags.
Can you provide food parcels or vouchers?
No, though some outreaches may have pantry items or fresh fruit and veg from partner organisations (not available in Brisbane City).
I need emergency housing, can you help?
We don't provide housing, but we can give you information on who to contact locally – see the emergency contacts below.
Patron emergency contact information
If someone is seriously injured, your life or property is threatened, or you've witnessed a serious accident or crime, call Triple Zero (000). Calls are free.
Domestic violence / sexual assault