Blak Deadly & Queer is dedicated to transforming the experiences of LGBTQI+ youth by creating an inclusive Digital and in-person space for our most vulnerable youth. We aim to provide support, foster resilience, and build a strong sense of community, especially for our rural and isolated mob who lack access to safe spaces and a community of fellow Indigenous Queer youth.

Our program offers regular sessions in person and online designed to empower our youth to navigate challenges, ensuring they always feel supported and connected. We focus on training young future leaders, helping them discover their stories, purpose, and voices ensuring they are heard.

Through Group discussions, yarning circles, workshops, and activities, we'll empower youth to embrace their identity, To be Proud to be Queer, Blak & Deadly! And to provide a community for our most vulnerable Youth.

Our support services will provide these youth with art, culture, music, community, sound healing, breathwork, meditation, skills and first nations healing

It will provide a supportive & nurturing environment where our LGBTQIA+ Mob and allies where we can connect with others and know that they are not alone. Our support group and programs will be a life changing and lifesaving experience.

 Creating a safe space where youth can find safety, build self-confidence, increase   public speaking ability and develop the tools they need to navigate through the challenges and Issues that they face in everyday life, and giving the youth a non-judgmental inclusive and accepting space to break down the challenges in a safe manner to take away the burden of the western world and to unpack the stress and anxiety of everyday life challenges surrounding their identity, we strive and endeavor to deliver this support network because every spirit deserves to soar freely, every life matters and every voice counts we are fire & water spirit people, we provide more than just a yarn, we provide DBT life training and emotional regulation and structural skills, self-harm prevention through DBT, Aboriginal healing such as, Yidaki (didgeridoo) healing, regular smoking ceremony, fire reflection meditation, constructive foundations with goal setting strategies to combat negative thoughts and emotions for your week, cultural strength and connection and positive cultural role models with a passion for healing and stepping up to heal our communities, charity starts at home with mob.