In 2015, Suzanne Howard, Audrey Lam and Giles Ryder undertook Asialink arts residencies in Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand.

In August 2015, investment from the Individuals Fund supported Glyn Roberts to participate in Atelier for Young Festival Managers, in Gwangju, South Korea.

A local success story, since 2014 the Atherton Children’s Art Club has provided opportunities for children to develop and showcase their creative skills in a safe, informal learning environment, supported by a dedicated team of local art teachers, volunteer parents and committee members.

Circus artist Emma Serjeant gained market and professional development opportunities through attendance at international festivals in France and the UK.

With the support of a Fresh Ground residency at the JWCoCA, the Black Honey Company was able to further develop their production Hot Brown Honey.

Students and teachers from Tullawong State High School, Caboolture East Primary School and the Caboolture community worked with professional teacher-artists and academics in this multi-arts performance project.