About Lighthouse Resources
Lighthouse Resources is an Australian training and consulting organisation based in Runcorn, Queensland, specialising in the human services, community and social services sectors. They provide strengths-based professional development workshops, in‑house training, consulting, supervision, and practice resources designed for practitioners working with children, young people, families and communities. Their offerings typically include face‑to‑face and online workshops, practice tools, books and resource kits, along with tailored consultancy services for agencies, NGOs, government departments and other service providers.
A Lighthouse Resources charge may appear on your bank or card statement if you (or your organisation) registered for a professional development workshop, purchased practice resources, paid for an in‑house or online training session, or settled a consulting invoice. Charges can be one‑off payments for individual workshops or resources, or scheduled payments tied to a series of training dates or a service agreement. You might also see a charge if you paid a registration fee through their website, completed an online store purchase, or if your organisation’s central finance team used your card to pay a Lighthouse Resources invoice on your behalf. In some cases, small temporary “authorisation” amounts may appear when you first make a payment online; these usually drop off once your bank finalises the transaction.
To verify a Lighthouse Resources charge, start by checking your recent emails for workshop registration confirmations, tax invoices or receipts from lighthouseresources.com.au, and compare the date and amount with what appears on your statement. If your workplace manages training centrally, check with your manager or finance team to see if the payment relates to your professional development. For any questions, visit lighthouseresources.com.au and use their contact details or enquiry form, providing the exact charge amount, date and the last four digits of the card used. Common billing issues—such as duplicate bookings, name changes, or needing a copy of a tax invoice—are usually resolved by contacting their office with your booking reference or invoice number.