Life Promotion and Suicide Prevention FNQ and Strategic Indigenous Solutions (SIS) warmly invite you to share your voice, experience, and insights. 

This next session together we will:

• Map our key, primary and secondary stakeholders

• Look at who has influence, and who is missing from the conversation

• Explore how advocacy works, and how our collective voice can guide system priorities

• Finalise the top actions we want to take forward in 2026

Join us for a practical and reflective session on the art of making and receiving referrals. 

Are you curious about the National Suicide Prevention Strategy and how it might influence your work and commitment to understanding suicide?

Join us online on Wednesday the 19th of November to unpack it.

Are you curious about the National Suicide Prevention Strategy and how it might influence your work and commitment to understanding suicide?

Join us in person in Cairns on Tuesday the 18th of November to unpack it.

Life Promotion and Suicide Prevention FNQ and Strategic Indigenous Solutions (SIS) warmly invite you to share your voice, experience, and insights. 

Join us for the launch of our new video resources ‘How to have a helpful conversation’.

We are excited to welcome back Jose Ramos, who joined us in October for the Symposium. Jose is returning to Cairns with co-facilitator Cherie Minniecon to take us deeper into the practice and understanding of futures thinking.

This is a First Nations-only event specifically for First Nations organisations and individuals. Responding to ideas raised by First Nations organisations working in the area of life promotion and suicide prevention we are hosting an opportunity for those of us dedicated to improving outcomes for our community to come together.

Our next gathering is "Five by Five". Five different topics with five different presenters…

We’re excited to invite you to a casual coffee catch-up at Billy’s Café to connect and wrap up the year. 

This is a First Nations-only event specifically for First Nations organisations and individuals. Responding to ideas raised by First Nations organisations working in the area of life promotion and suicide prevention we are hosting an opportunity for those of us dedicated to improving outcomes for our community to come together.

We invite you to spend the day at Bulmba-Ja theatre, changing the narrative on suicide with the Life Promotion And Suicide Prevention FNQ Collaborative.

We invite you to join us in an online webinar to discuss the National Suicide Prevention Office Draft Advice on the National Suicide Prevention Strategy.

This is a First Nations-only event specifically for First Nations organisations and individuals. Responding to ideas raised by First Nations organisations working in the area of life promotion and suicide prevention we are hosting an opportunity for those of us dedicated to improving outcomes for our community to come together.

Join us for a casual conversation about our newly released on-pagers!

This is a First Nations-only event specifically for First Nations organisations and individuals. Responding to ideas raised by First Nations organisations working in the area of life promotion and suicide prevention we are hosting an opportunity for those of us dedicated to improving outcomes for our community to come together.

Become a touchpoint in your community with this free training.

Our next gathering is "Five by Five". Five different topics with five different presenters…

Become a touchpoint in your community with this free training.

The Pitch: Focus on Policy: a cultural shift in policy-making towards economic development and community empowerment,

The Pitch - A 100-year roadmap to eliminating racism: This roadmap will be broken down into 10-year increments that are locally designed and delivered.

This side session focuses on the critical shift from the current Stigma around Suicidal ideation to the ideal state where when people express suicidal thoughts they are accepted and not judged.

This side session focuses on the critical shift from suspension and exclusion of students from school to a future state of no suspension/exclusion of students and a greater understanding of students.

This side session focuses on the critical shift from the current power over and top-down bureaucracy to a future state characterised by power with, grassroots, people-led, and person-centred approaches.

This is a First Nations-only event specifically for First Nations organisations and individuals. Responding to ideas raised by First Nations organisations working in the area of life promotion and suicide prevention we are hosting an opportunity for those of us dedicated to improving outcomes for our community to come together.

Building on the Critical Shifts for change identified late last year this Shark Tank-style event will explore ways of developing ideas into actions. Teams will work together to design and playfully pitch ideas to a panel of experts.

Join us for the final collaborative meeting of 2023! In ‘Critical Shift’ we’ll be picking up where we left off and finalising our focus using the themes generated in our last workshop.

Building on the information gathered at the last Collaborative meeting in July and using a Collective Impact style approach, this workshop will gather a sharp collective focus on the work.