Following recent changes to departmental responsibilities, the functions of the former Department of Treaty, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Communities and the Arts are transitioning to new departments. Work is underway to update departments’ websites.

Social media

Facebook

  • Community Recovery Qld — follow for tips on preparing for disaster and information on financial assistance and other support services to help you recover if you're affected by a disaster.
  • deadly stories — positive stories about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Queenslanders as well as topical news, events and stories featuring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, languages and histories.
  • Safer Schoolies for parents — tools and advice to help you prepare your teen for Schoolies.
  • Schoolies Gold Coast — info on what teens need to know for a safe and memorable Schoolies.
  • Thriving Communities Qld — learn more about government-funded community services and other support services available in your community.
  • Queensland Youth — tips, ideas and support options for Queensland youth to help navigate the challenges of day-to-day life.

YouTube

  • MobTube — The videos shared on MobTube are related to the work undertaken by the department. It provides a platform to share inspirational stories, and celebrate the rich cultural history of Queensland’s Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
  • Thriving Communities — The videos shared on Thriving Communities are related to the work undertaken as well as inspirational stories from Queensland communities.

Instagram

  • deadly stories Instagram — Provides a platform to engage with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people and the broader Queensland community, encouraging the sharing of stories in an innovative and creative way.
  • Queensland Youth — info on support and services available for Queensland youth.

LinkedIn

  • LinkedIn — We work closely with other government agencies, non-government organisations, and private sector to support the continued development of and growth of strong communities in all areas of Queensland; to celebrate, embrace and respect diversity; and to ensure that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people achieve economic independence through increased employment, business enterprise and procurement opportunities.

Last reviewed:28 October 2024

Last modified:28 October 2024

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