Culture and connection at QAIHC SEWB Gathering

Culture was front and centre at the QAIHC Social and Emotional Wellbeing (SEWB) State Gathering 2025 in June, with SEWB workforce coming together to celebrate the role of culture in keeping mob strong, connected, and supported. Held from 17-18 June at the Hotel Grand Chancellor in Brisbane, the event, themed Yarning to Heal, provided an opportunity for people working in SEWB to share, connect and strengthen their response to mental health in their communities.

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Manngoor Dja unites community for Close the Gap Day celebrations

Manngoor Dja proudly hosted two community-focused Close the Gap Day celebrations on the Sunshine Coast and in Gympie, bringing communities together to raise awareness for health equality. The Sunshine Coast event, held at the Nambour Crushers Club, was a fun filled gathering with activities, stalls, food, and entertainment. Community members came together in strong numbers to support the cause and enjoy the day.

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QAIHC welcomes new Board of Directors

QAIHC Members voted for a new Board of Directors at the June AGM, marking a significant milestone in the organisation’s leadership journey. Eligible voters selected leaders to advance the Queensland ACCHO sector, to advocate for community priorities and drive forward health equity. The newly elected Board brings a strong mix of experience, cultural knowledge, and community connection to guide QAIHC’s strategic direction into the future.

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Sector Leader Magazine is published by the Queensland Aboriginal and Islander Health Council (QAIHC).

We welcome submissions from our Members, Associates and Affiliates on the great work being undertaken within the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Controlled Health Organisation Sector. 

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