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Additional funding for Indigenous Advancement Strategy helps to close the gap

There are a range of reasons why children and young people may not attend school and these include social isolation, intergenerational trauma, poor mental health, environmental factors and grief and loss as well as more practical considerations such as the ability to access transport or afford school supplies.
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.
Tranquility in a turbulent time

Lifeline Darling Downs and South West Qld Ltd has a core mission to strengthen communities and empower people to live to their fullest potential. It would be impossible to fulfill this mission without working with and supporting those living with a disability as well especially during turbulent times like the COVID-19 pandemic.
From paddock to providing for those in need

Strong communities bring local knowledge, resources, passion and perspective together in order to support those doing it tough and help change the story for those who need a helping hand.

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Donations welcome during COVID-19 response

During the COVID-19 controls Lifeline Darling Downs continues to receive and process donations from the public.
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.
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.
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.
Housing Hub Supports Those Hit Hard by Covid-19

The Hub is a fantastic example of partnering at its best. By working together during this difficult time, community and the Queensland Government Housing Service Centre have enabled people to shelter in safety and work towards permanent housing.
3 Reasons Why Your Team Should Share the Warmth

The Share the Warmth Appeal is open to everyone and many people have already given generously to those that need help, it's also a great opportunity for businesses and corporate groups to make a difference.
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3 ways to Share the Warmth this winter.

We may consider the idea of simply bringing out the warmer sheets and winter clothes a simple resolution to feeling cold, but spare a thought for those who can’t simply swap out the cooler sheets or clothes for a warmer alternative.
Real Estate making a real difference

There is more to each sale than meets the eye for Team Murrie where real estate is not just a job but is also about making a real difference.