This year for NAIDOC our teams around the state were busy hosting events and education sessions, where the goal was to reach as many people

Last week QIFVLS held the inaugural Overcoming Indigenous Family Violence Forum 2023. The primary aim of the event, which took place in Gimuy Cairns, was

National Domestic Violence Prevention Month is a major key date on the calendar for QIFVLS and the Family Violence Legal Prevention Services (FVPLS) sector. Throughout

We are thrilled to share with you the highlights of our recent All Staff Meeting, which took place last week in Mission Beach. Our entire

The National Closing the Gap Day was established to focus attention on the continued disparities in health, education, and employment outcomes between Indigenous and non-Indigenous

Every February, Ochre Ribbon Week aims to bring attention to family violence in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and its resulting consequences. This week

As 2022 draws to a close, we can all pause and take a breath to look back on what a productive year it has been.

As we wind down for another year, the 2021/2022 period has been a year of change, resilience, and excitement for the Queensland Indigenous Family Violence

October is Sexual Violence Awareness Month. We acknowledge this may be difficult to many people. Please reach out to 1800RESPECT if any of the discussions

September hosts Child Protection Week, running from the 4th to the 10th,