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The Push-Up Challenge 2024

The Push-Up Challenge is a free mental health and fitness event focused on pushing for better mental health for all Australians. Participants complete 3,249 push-ups over 24 days, representing the 3,249 lives lost to suicide in Australia in 2022.
Share the Warmth Appeal

What would you do if you couldn't keep your family warm? How would you stay safe if you didn't have a home to shelter in? Where would you turn if you couldn't put food on the table? Working together we can provide counselling, food assistance, housing and crisis support to the most vulnerable individuals in our community.
The Push-Up Challenge

Join us in The Push-Up Challenge and push for better mental health.
Share the Warmth 2024

What would you do if you couldn't keep your family warm? How would you stay safe if you didn't have a home to shelter in? Help us help those doing it tough this winter.

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The Push-Up Challenge 2024

The Push-Up Challenge is a free mental health and fitness event focused on pushing for better mental health for all Australians. Participants complete 3,249 push-ups over 24 days, representing the 3,249 lives lost to suicide in Australia in 2022.
Share the Warmth Appeal

What would you do if you couldn't keep your family warm? How would you stay safe if you didn't have a home to shelter in? Where would you turn if you couldn't put food on the table? Working together we can provide counselling, food assistance, housing and crisis support to the most vulnerable individuals in our community.
Share the Warmth 2024

What would you do if you couldn't keep your family warm? How would you stay safe if you didn't have a home to shelter in? Help us help those doing it tough this winter.
CEO Introduction

Message from our new CEO Rachelle Patterson.
Skilling Queenslanders for Work Success

Lifeline Darling Downs supports people to develop work skills and the confidence to enter or reenter the workforce through paid traineeships.
The Voice

We support the Uluru Statement from the Heart and believe that Treaty and Truth Telling is an important step on the path to healing and reconciliation. Lifeline Darling Downs and Southwest Queensland walks alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and supports a Yes Vote to introduce a Voice to Parliament.
Three Ways The Chronicle Lifeline Bookfest Helps The Local Community

Each year, The Chronicle Lifeline Bookfest helps Lifeline Darling Downs make a genuine difference in the community. By supporting Bookfest, customers not only get a bargain, but they also contribute a great deal to our regional community and here we explore three ways that they can benefit you, both financially and personally.
LGBTQI Domestic Violence Awareness

The LGBTQ Domestic Violence Awareness Foundation has released a domestic and family violence education and awareness video.
Donating your container refund just got easier.

Recycling your used containers is good for the environment, good for your pocket and great for the community. It has never been easier to make your donation matter.
Volunteers Needed

Volunteer positions are now available with Lifeline Darling Downs. There’s a range of volunteer positions available and something for everyone. Discover friends, grow your skill, have fund and make a difference with us, register your interest now.

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Donate goods

You can donate material goods like clothing, books, furniture, blankets, household items and bric-a-brac directly to our Lifeline shops.
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Herries Street Superstore

256 Herries Street, Toowoomba
What we do

We engage and empower individuals to build resilient communities.
Find a shop

Our customers enjoy our affordable, quality items, with the added bonus of giving back to the local community. We sell a range of items including clothing, books, furniture and collectables.
Emergency relief

This service is only offered in Toowoomba for people experiencing unexpected short-term financial stress or crisis.
The Emporium

302 Ruthven Street, Toowoomba
Anzac Avenue

Corner Anzac Avenue and Boothby Street, Toowoomba
Creative Coping Program

Creative Coping is a 20-week group therapy program that helps people build skills to manage overwhelming thoughts and emotions, reduce distress and make life changes. Service offered in Toowoomba.
Toowoomba - Head Office

33 Russell Street, Toowoomba

Our Strategic Plan 2024-2027

Lifeline Darling Downs is pleased to present its 2024-2027 strategic plan. Read more