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    Achieving balance 2022–2027

    Strategies and plans

    Document PDF 3.1 MB

    28 September 2022 — Our plan sets the direction to reduce problematic alcohol and other drug use.

    • Alcohol and drugs
    • English
    • General public
    • Health professionals
    • Business and industry
    • Government
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    Stretch2Engage hero cards

    Fact sheets

    Document PDF 2.9 MB

    26 June 2020 — Our hero cards provide question prompts across each of the 7 value domains of the Stretch2Engage Framework.

    • Alcohol and drugs
    • Mental health and wellbeing
    • Lived-living experience
    • English
    • Health professionals
    • Business and industry
    • Government
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    It's risky out where we are

    Research and data, Reports

    Document PDF 592.1 KB

    5 December 2024 — This study explores intentional overdose among people who use drugs in regional Queensland.

    • Alcohol and drugs
    • Suicide prevention
    • English
    • Health professionals
    • Government
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    Shifting minds 2018–2023

    Strategies and plans

    Document PDF 2.6 MB

    26 October 2018 — Our whole-of-government plan sets the strategic directions and priorities to improve the mental health and wellbeing of Queenslanders.

    • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health
    • Alcohol and drugs
    • Lived-living experience
    • Mental health and wellbeing
    • Trauma
    • English
    • General public
    • Health professionals
    • Business and industry
    • Government
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    Stretch2Engage Framework

    Standards and guidelines, Fact sheets

    Document PDF 443.6 KB

    26 June 2020 — Our Stretch2Engage Framework helps organisations strengthen the involvement of people with lived-living experience in shaping and evaluating mental health and ...

    • Alcohol and drugs
    • Mental health and wellbeing
    • Lived-living experience
    • English
    • Health professionals
    • Business and industry
    • Government
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    Don't judge, and listen

    Reports

    Document PDF 940.6 KB

    3 March 2020 — Our report explores how racism, stigma and discrimination related to alcohol and other drug use affect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Queensla...

    • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health
    • Alcohol and drugs
    • Mental health and wellbeing
    • English
    • Health professionals
    • Business and industry
    • Government
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    Stretch2Engage: change story template

    Fact sheets

    Document PDF 373.8 KB

    26 April 2020 — Our template is for collecting significant change stories from implementing Stretch2Engage.

    • Alcohol and drugs
    • Mental health and wellbeing
    • Lived-living experience
    • English
    • Health professionals
    • Business and industry
    • Government
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    Stretch2Engage: capacity wheel template

    Fact sheets

    Document PDF 274.7 KB

    26 April 2020 — Our capacity wheel template is a tool for reviewing organisational engagement capacity.

    • Alcohol and drugs
    • Lived-living experience
    • Mental health and wellbeing
    • English
    • Health professionals
    • Business and industry
    • Government
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    Stretch2Engage: Theory of Change

    Reports

    Document PDF 1.4 MB

    26 June 2020 — Our report describes how the Stretch2Engage Framework and associated activities lead to increased engagement capacity, better engagement and broader positive i...

    • Alcohol and drugs
    • Mental health and wellbeing
    • Lived-living experience
    • English
    • Health professionals
    • Business and industry
    • Government
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    Stretch2Engage house model: A4 poster

    Fact sheets

    Document PDF 217.2 KB

    1 July 2020 — Our Stretch2Engage house model presents the Stretch2Engage Framework in an A4 poster format.

    • Alcohol and drugs
    • Mental health and wellbeing
    • Lived-living experience
    • English
    • Health professionals
    • Business and industry
    • Government

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