We aim to keep our families together (where possible)
Is to understand, respond and prevent violence to enable First Nations
families to live safely in their own homes and communities.
Helping First Nations People Live Our Best Lives
About Us
Our Vision
Our Mission
Is to develop and deliver culturally Principled, high-quality professional services.
To make and maintain inclusive relationships and collaborative partnerships,
and to advance and affect practices that empower women,
men and children to make self-determined informed decisions about families,
communities and lives in ways that are respectful, responsible, and right for them
and their communities.
SELF-DETERMINATION
Protect First Nation people’s right to determine their own futures.
JUSTICE
Assist people to access and exercise their right to be heard and treated fairly before the law.
RESPECT
Foster relationships that have regard for the difference,(not deficit, rights and traditions) of all.
INTEGRITY
Open, transparent and professional practice adhering to black ethics.
CULTURALLY PRINCIPLED
The First Nations way of being, doing, valuing, and interpreting.
Vale Ms Susan Hamilton, former AFLSSQ Chief Executive Officer
Passed away 30 December 2018.
A proud, traditional Torres Strait Islander woman with degrees in both business and law, Ms Hamilton worked tirelessly to bring about much-needed change to the organisation, its structure, systems and services.
We continue to consider in a deliberative way how best to implement those changes going forward to ensure we deliver culturally-connecting legal, education, counselling and advocacy support and services for our clients and communities of Southern Queensland.
No words can adequately express our immense gratitude to Ms Hamilton for her tremendous service to AFLSSQ and our communities.
We honour her memory.
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