Job's Daughters Queensland
Where Girls Rule
Who can join?
Girls who are aged between 10 and 19 years old.
What if my daughter is younger than 10?
We have a program for younger girls called the Jobie to Bee program. Girls are invited to several fun activities each year such as Zoo trips, teddy bear picnics, ten pin bowling and much more.
Where are your Clubs/Bethels?
We have Bethels located at Wavell Heights, Petrie and Caboolture.
What do our members think?
“JDI has helped me feel confident in my abilities and make lifelong friends” – Lucinda aged 17
“I love Jobies because it has given me the confidence for public speaking”- Grace aged 15
“Job’s Daughters has allowed me to see my worth and make friends from around the world” – Mackenzie aged 16
Where can I find out more?
You can email us at membership@jdiqld.org and one of our adult volunteers will contact you. Click the icons at the top of this page to view our website or social media pages.
What can your daughter gain from membership?
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Personal Growth: Members are encouraged to respect themselves and others. Supporting charitable organisations, through fundraising or volunteering (such as Clean up Australia Day), is an important part of Job’s Daughters.
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Organisation skills: Girls run their own meetings and organise their own activities, with the supervision of adults. Formal meetings are held twice a month where each girl has a role to play. This provides vital public speaking experience which assists with school and future careers.
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Leadership skills: Each club, called a Bethel, has a leader for six months. This leader is required to plan all activities for that period. By giving genuine leadership opportunities, girls develop skills that will equip them for adulthood. All members have a role to play in their club that is age appropriate and in line with their abilities.
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Friendship and acceptance: All members are treated equally regardless of race, religion, economic background, identity, background or ability. Members are supported in a culture where each girl is valued, encouraged and recognised for her individual strengths. This builds genuine friendships and girls will have "Jobie" friends from around the world.
Job’s Daughters is a non-profit, girl’s leadership organisation.
Our mission is to create confident young women who are prepared to lead and who are given the opportunity to use their voice.
Miss Queensland Job's Daughter
Miss Queensland Job’s Daughter is the public representative for JDI in Queensland. She represents JDI at community meetings and charity events.
The Miss Queensland Job’s Daughter is chosen each year through a competition which includes etiquette, public speaking, personal interviews and a stage presentation.
This year’s Miss Queensland Job’s Daughter is Isabella "Bella".
Jurisdictional Queen
The Jurisdictional Queen is selected each year from interested applicants. She is the representative for all the members from around the State.
She also works with local Bethels to assist in promoting Job’s Daughters in their community at fun projects and fundraisers.
This year’s Jurisdictional Queen is Damia.
Jurisdictional Queen
The Jurisdictional Queen is selected each year from interested applicants. She is the representative for all the members from around the State.
She also works with local Bethels to assist in promoting Job’s Daughters in their community at fun projects and fundraisers.
This year’s Jurisdictional Queen is Damia.
Miss Queensland Charity Job's Daughter
Miss Charity is awarded to the Miss Queensland Job’s Daughter entrant who raises the most money for charity. She is then encouraged to support and assist in raising money for charities during her year.
This year’s Miss Queensland Charity Job’s Daughter is Rhiannon.
Miss Queensland Charity Job's Daughter
Miss Charity is awarded to the Miss Queensland Job’s Daughter entrant who raises the most money for charity. She is then encouraged to support and assist in raising money for charities during her year.
This year’s Miss Queensland Charity Job’s Daughter is Rhiannon.
Junior Miss Queensland Job's Daughter
Junior Miss Queensland Job’s Daughter is the public representative for the junior members of JDI in Queensland. Like the Miss Queensland, she also attends community and charity events and is selected each year through a competition.
She also works with local Bethels to assist in promoting Job’s Daughters in their community at fun projects and fundraisers.
This year’s Junior Miss Queensland Job’s Daughter is Georgia.
Junior Miss Queensland Job's Daughter
Junior Miss Queensland Job’s Daughter is the public representative for the junior members of JDI in Queensland. Like the Miss Queensland, she also attends community and charity events and is selected each year through a competition.
She also works with local Bethels to assist in promoting Job’s Daughters in their community at fun projects and fundraisers.
This year’s Junior Miss Queensland Job’s Daughter is Georgia.
Local Leaders "Honoured Queen"
The local leaders of JDI are known as Honoured Queens. A new Honoured Queen is elected by the members of each local group every six months. So every girl gets a chance to experience this leadership role, if she wishes.
The Honoured Queen leads her local group; running the meetings and organising fun and social events. She also selects a charitable project that will be supported during her six-month term.
Local Leader "Honoured Queen"
The local leaders of JDI are known as Honoured Queens. A new Honoured Queen is elected by the members of each local group every six months. So every girl gets a chance to experience this leadership role, if she wishes.
The Honoured Queen leads her local group; running the meetings and organising fun and social events. She also selects a charitable project that will be supported during her six-month term.