Why this strategy matters
The draft First Nations Health Equity Strategy 2025–28 sets out West Moreton Health’s commitment to improving health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across our region.
Health equity means ensuring First Nations peoples have access to care that is culturally safe, responsive and meets the needs of community. This strategy outlines how we will strengthen partnerships, improve access to services and embed equity into everything we do.
Developed through ongoing engagement with community, staff and partners, the draft strategy reflects what we have heard so far. It brings together priorities, actions and accountability measures to guide our work.
Have we got it right?
We are inviting feedback to make sure the strategy reflects the voices and priorities of our communities and stakeholders.
Your feedback will help us understand what is working well, where improvements are needed and how we can strengthen our approach before finalising the strategy.
Have your say
Consultation on our draft strategy is open from Tuesday 5 May 2026 to Tuesday 16 June 2026.
You can:
- review the draft First Nations Health Equity Strategy 2025–28 [PDF 7548.42 KB]
- provide your feedback via the online form
- attend a consultation session or meeting to share your feedback in person:
- 1–3pm Monday 18 May at Laidley Hospital, 75 William St, Laidley (conference room)
- 11am–1pm Tuesday 19 May at Ripley Specialised Inpatient Services, 150 Botany Drive, South Ripley (level 1, Staff Hub Room 4)
- 9–11am Friday 29 May at Esk Hospital, 30 Highland Street, Esk (conference room).
To yarn with the First Nations Health team, contact WM_FirstNationsHealthEquity@health.qld.gov.au.