QAMH Workforce Series Ep 8 - Insights from the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Mental Health Workforce

Name: QAMH Workforce Series Ep 8 - Insights from the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Mental Health Workforce
Start: 2026-11-24T19:00:00-0500
End: 2026-11-24T20:00:00-0500

Tue, 24 Nov, 7pm - 8pm EST

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Queensland Alliance for Mental Health (QAMH)

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Join QAMH for its final episode in the Workforce Series; Workforce Webinar Wednesdays!

Amplifying the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workforce to strengthen service delivery – how your service can nurture Cultural safety and champion your Blak workforce!

The Community Mental Health and Social and Emotional Wellbeing (SEWB) workforce is central to Culturally safe support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities. In our final session, we'll share insights and emerging recommendations from mob in the sector, spotlighting opportunities to enhance Cultural safety, worker retention and career pathways in your services when employing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander practitioners.

This is the final opportunity to deep dive into the nuanced areas of CMHS workforce, listen, learn and share on the critical factors to ensuring our workforce is supported, nurtured and provided opportunities to grow.

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The Queensland Alliance for Mental Health (QAMH) is the peak body for the Community Mental Health and Wellbeing Sector and people with experiences of psychosocial disability in Queensland.

We represent more than 100 organisations and stakeholders involved in the delivery of community mental health and wellbeing services across the state. Our role is to reform, promote and drive community mental health and wellbeing service delivery for all Queenslanders, through our influence and collaboration with our members and strategic partners. We provide information about services, work to build community awareness, education and training to influence attitudes and remove barriers to inclusion and advise government on issues affecting people with experiences of psychosocial challenges. At a national level, we have a formal collaboration with Community Mental Health Australia and provide input and advice to the work of Mental Health Australia and the National Mental Health Commission where appropriate. Locally, we work alongside our members, government, the Queensland Mental Health Commission and other stakeholders to add value to the sector and act as a strong advocate on issues that impact their operations in Queensland communities.