Local Thriving Communities is a significant, long-term reform that will result in a visibly different way of government working with communities to deliver better outcomes for the state’s 19 remote and discrete Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Along with Path to Treaty, it is one of the first initiatives that is operating in accordance with the reframed relationship launched as part the Queensland Government’s Tracks to Treaty.
Learn about this reform that will ensure Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have greater decision-making authority in regard to service delivery and economic development for the state's 19 remote and discrete Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
The Joint Coordinating Committee (JCC) oversees the Local Thriving Communities reform.
Design has kicked off already. Visit this page to read about co-design activities happening in participating communities.
Local Thriving Communities Joint Coordinating Committee (JCC) - Community member biographies.
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For more information, or assistance with questions, please email us at ltc@dsdsatsip.qld.gov.au