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Little Gum Goes to the Counsellor

Sometimes it is important for children to speak with a qualified counsellor about their worries and feelings. However, sometimes, and it can be scary for them to speak with someone who they may not know. This video is designed to help children, young people and their families understand what to expect and some of the feelings they may have when they go to see a counsellor.
Annette Brömdal

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CEO Introduction

Message from our new CEO Rachelle Patterson.
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.

CEO Introduction

Message from our new CEO Rachelle Patterson.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Helping dads do better so children and parents are safer

Caring Dads exists to change current practice to better include fathers in efforts to enhance the safety and well-being of their children. Continue reading below to understand our approach to gender-based violence and child maltreatment.
Lifeline Accidental Counsellor - Community Connectors Project

Local communities across Australia have been significantly impacted by natural disasters and COVID-19. Many people are experiencing personal challenges as a result of these difficult times. This training aims to help communities build resilience and strength

L26 - Our Strategic Plan 2023-2026

Lifeline Darling Downs is pleased to present its 2023-2026 strategic plan, "L-26". Read more

Winter Shelter Toowoomba 2023

Winter Shelter provides more than just a place to stay. It’s about providing hope, dignity and community for those experiencing homelessness. Together we can help change the story for those doing it tough. Read more

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