Ensuring the history of the North Burnett region is remembered by future generations has earned Converge a high commendation in the Governor's Heritage Award in the 2014 National Trust of Queensland Heritage Awards.

The heritage study received a Governor's Heritage Award for achievement in a local heritage project. The study was completed by Converge and resulted in the entry of 64 places on the North Burnett Regional Council's local heritage register.

Converge has been recognised for its work on the Eprapah Heritage Walk Project on the site of the original Scout leaders training camp at Victoria Point, Queensland.

In conjunction with Scouts Queensland and Eprapah Scout Fellowship, Converge received a high commendation in the National Trust of Queensland Community Awards 2014.

Collecting, cleaning and inspecting more than 160 artefacts unearthed in a Maryborough park has resulted in recognition at the 2014 National Trust of Queensland Heritage Awards. 

Converge, along with the Fraser Coast Regional Council, received a high commendation in the Governor's Heritage Award, which recognises achievement in local heritage projects.

An "enlightened approach" to providing for the long-term care of Maryborough's heritage assets has received a high commendation in the National Trust of Queensland Heritage Awards.

The Fraser Coast Regional Council and heritage consultants, Converge Heritage + Community, were jointly recognised for their work to conserve Maryborough's cultural heritage at last week's National Trust of Queensland Heritage Awards. 

The Fraser Coast Local Heritage Study recognises the rich and diverse history of the Fraser Coast, and received a Silver Governor's Heritage Award at the National Trust of Queensland Heritage Awards.

Ports North and Converge Heritage + Community were recognised for the adaptive reuse of the Queensland heritage-listed No. 3 Wharf Shed to the Cairns Cruise Liner Terminal at the National Trust of Queensland Bendigo Bank Heritage Awards held in Brisbane on Thursday 25 August.  

As part of the Cairns South Waterfront Redevelopment Project, Converge were awarded a Gold Queensland Heritage Council Award for conservation of places on the Queensland Heritage Register, from the National Trust of Queensland. This work involved the conservation and adaptive re-use of the Cairns No.2 Wharf Sheds.