In the spirit of reconciliation, Blue Card Services acknowledges Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional owners and Custodians of Country. We pay our respects to them, their cultures, and to their Elders past, present and emerging.
On this page you will find resources to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in Queensland to access blue card services.
Meet Jess, a proud Bidjara woman. Jess has worked with Blue Card Services for over 10 years and will yarn about all things blue card to ensure our gunanoos (which means kids) are kept safe.
There are 11 episodes of ‘Yarn with Jess’ to tune into. Each week a new episode will be available. Before you tune in, watch a short video about the series and the hostess Jess.
Meet our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander team members. Do you need help with a blue card? We have online resources available for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Hi, I'm Jess, a proud Bidjara woman.
I'm John, a proud Torres Strait Islander man.
I'm Daryl. I'm a proud Bundjalung man.
And I'm Anne, a proud Kuma woman.
Do you need help with a blue card?
Or, do you want to know more about the blue card system?
We're here to help. Call us to speak to one of our Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander team members.
Our website has deadly resources to help you apply for a blue card.
Meet Jess, a proud Bidjara woman. Jess has worked with Blue Card Services for over 10 years and will yarn about all things blue card to ensure our gunanoos (which means kids) are kept safe.
In Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, our gunanoos (which means children in Aboriginal language) are everything.
We all play a role in keeping them safe.
Hi, I’m Jess a proud Bidjara woman.
I work in the Community Information team at Blue Card Services, and I am here to help mob understand the blue card system.
There is a lot of wrong information in community about the blue card system. So, listen to my podcast series as I interview different people at Blue Card Services who can set the record straight.
Until then let’s keep our gunanoos safe and stay deadly.
We have more videos available to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on our YouTube channel.
