Creating fresh and interconnected approaches to suicide prevention
A new era emerges for suicide prevention and community action planning in Far North Queensland
As 2026 moves into this new era of national alignment driving the movement for change, the Collaborative continues to reimagine, evolve and explore how else life promotion is supported in each and every community.
Years of community action has led to the development of National Frameworks to guide the movement for change:
“At its heart, this Strategy asks governments, agencies, services, communities and all members of the community to recognise their role in suicide prevention and work together to achieve change.
There is no more essential task.”
National Suicide Prevention Strategy 2025-2035 and National Suicide Prevention Outcomes Framework
“At Gayaa Dhuwui we envision a future where every Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander person is able to live a full and meaningful life free from suicide…”
Gayaa Dhuwui National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Suicide Prevention Strategy 2025-2035
“It will take whole-of-government and whole-of-community commitment and leadership far beyond the health sector to drive reform, improve mental health and wellbeing and reduce suicide.”
Every Life: The Queensland Suicide Prevention Plan 2019-2029
A fresh approach
How do we invite people to live?
How might we build stronger community and system responses to suicide?
These are some of the simple, profound and complex questions we explore through Life Promotion and Suicide Prevention FNQ.
Life Promotion and Suicide Prevention Collaborative FNQ is grounded in and promotes First Nations’ ways of knowing, being and doing - where culture holds the width and breadth of human existence and experiences. The Collaborative re-imagines a future where the cultural wisdom of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities hold and guide all stories of healing and change.
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