For 60 years, we’ve been the champions for people experiencing poverty and disadvantage in communities across the breadth of Queensland – from Torres Strait to the Tweed, from Burketown to Burleigh – in metropolitan, regional and remote areas.
We create positive social change through our work in advocacy, policy development, engaging and empowering the social service sector and communities. We’re committed to self determination and opportunity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
We believe that every person in Queensland – regardless of where they come from, who they pray to, their gender, who they love, how or where they live – deserves to live a life of equality, opportunity and wellbeing.
We are a conduit for change. We bring people together to help solve the big social issues faced by people in Queensland, building strength in numbers to amplify our voice. We connect communities, our members, the sector, other peak bodies, government and business, collaborating with our diverse stakeholders to create social change.
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Health and Wellbeing Queensland acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land and waters from across Australia, and pays respect to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past, present and emerging.
