Reports and plans

Annual reports

Our annual reports provide a comprehensive overview of our extensive work in the community. Read more

Reconciliation Action Plan

We affirm that Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islander people are the Indigenous people of Australia. Read more

Latest

Responsible Gambling Awareness Week (RGAW) 2020

Responsible Gambling Awareness Week (RGAW) will be held in Queensland from 27 July 2020 to 02 August 2020. RGAW is an annual event that encourages gamblers to stay within their limits and highlights the support available to people who feel gambling may have become a problem for them.

Op-shops back to full trading hours.

As the COVID crisis eases in Queensland we are pleased to announce that Lifeline Darling Downs shops will now begin operating our full trading hours. Monday 29 June will see our stores resume their normal weekly trading hours as they were prior to the impact of COVID-19.

Community Connections Workshop

Tailored interactive workshop for community groups

Personal Resilience

Interactive online course to build a high level of resilience

Accessibility

Donations welcome during COVID-19 response

During the COVID-19 controls Lifeline Darling Downs continues to receive and process donations from the public.

Lions Club and Bendigo Bank deliver loads of winter items

The Lions Club of Toowoomba West has delivered more than 70 brand new blankets and other winter items for those doing it tough thanks to a grant from Bendigo Bank.

Lifeline Stores Temporarily Close

To safeguard the health and wellbeing of our staff, volunteers and customers, we will temporarily shut down our retail stores from the close of business Saturday 4 April.

Lifeline Darling Downs Phased Re-open of Retail Stores as COVID-19 Restrictions Ease

Lifeline Darling Downs and South West Queensland have announced that from Monday 18 May 2020 they will re-open further retail stores but with reduced trading hours.

Australia’s first LGBTI+ Domestic Violence Awareness Day

Violence in LGBTI+ relationships is similar to that which occurs in heterosexual relationships in that it involves the use of power, coercion and control. However, there are a number of aspects which are unique to domestic violence in LGBTI+ relationships.