Some acts of community service happen quietly, without fanfare, but leave a lasting impact. The Headstone Healing Project is one of those very special initiatives. Led by Greg Johnson and a dedicated group of volunteers, the project has focused on repairing vandalised graves at the Drayton & Toowoomba Cemetery. Through their care, time and commitment, damaged headstones have been restored and dignity has been returned to the final resting places of many local residents. This is important work. Cemeteries are more than places of remembrance. They are part of our local history. They tell the stories of the people and families who helped shape our region, and they deserve to be treated with respect. The Headstone Healing Project has been a practical and deeply thoughtful response to damage that caused distress to families and the wider community. Rather than simply accepting that damage, Greg and the volunteers involved stepped forward to do something about it. As the project comes to an end, with the repair work now completed, it is important to pause and recognise what has been achieved. This has been a selfless contribution to our community. It has honoured families, preserved local history and shown care for those who came before us. It is the kind of work that may not always attract attention, but it matters deeply.  Thank you to Greg Johnson and everyone involved in the Headstone Healing Project . Your efforts reflect the best of community spirit: respect, service and a willingness to give time to something greater than yourself.