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QCGPplus

QCGP+ is a comprehensive sexual and mental health service, operated by The Queensland Council for LGBTI Health. Bulk billed on presentation of medicare card.

QCGP+ was established as Clinic 30 in 2014 at the Queensland Council for LGBTI Health (formerly Queensland AIDS Council) to meet our diverse communities needs for targeted sexual and mental health. QCGP+ provides services to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex, Queer, Sistergirl and Brotherboy people and communities; including GP Services, Sexual Health testing, Mental Health Counselling

. QCGP+ employs professionally trained clinicians and counsellors who understand the needs of our community. No need to "come out" to us. This service is bulk billed on presentation of a valid Australian/Reciprocal Medicare Card. No private billing available. For more information, feel free to contact us directly on (07) 3017 1777.

04/06/2026

Today, June 5, is HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day.

We honour the resilience, strength, and leadership of people living long-term with HIV, trailblazers whose lived experiences continue to shape advocacy, care, and community.

As long-term survivors age, it’s vital they are not only seen, supported, and celebrated, but also cared for through systems that are inclusive, responsive, and grounded in dignity.
We reflect on our roots at 2Spirits and the Queensland Council for LGBTI Health, alongside the many individuals and communities who have stood strong in solidarity with people living with HIV, through every challenge and milestone.

At a time in our collective story where we face new issues and ways of working for our communities, we remember those lessons that long term survivors of HIV continue to share with us, and inspire us by, to remain committed and willing to do the work that is needed.

31/05/2026

🌈 Final reminder to register

The 2026 LGBTQIA+ Sector Forum is happening soon in Gimuy Cairns with the Queensland LGBTQIA+ Alliance 🌈

Join community leaders, organisations, and advocates from across Queensland for a day of connection, learning, and collaboration.

📅 Tuesday 16 June
🕣 8:30am – 4:00pm
📍 Pullman Cairns International

🎟️ RSVP is essential, and numbers are limited.

Register now:
https://www.qldlgbtqia.org.au/events

We hope to see members of the QC and 2Spirits communities there.

28/05/2026

✨ THANK YOU ✨

We want to send a massive shout-out and heartfelt thank you to all our incredible volunteers who joined us at our events across the state, whether it was online or in-person, it was so wonderful to come together, connect, and celebrate the vital work you do.

The dedication, passion, and time you give are the backbone of both 2Spirits and QC.

Whether you are supporting community events, helping out behind the scenes, or fostering brave spaces, your contributions directly impact the health and wellbeing of our communities.

We quite simply could not do this work without you 🌈

Swipe through to see some of the highlights and smiling faces from our statewide celebrations!

Description of images: Groups of volunteers and 2Spirits and QC staff pose together at morning tea events across Meanjin Brisbane, Toowoomba and the Sunshine Coast, smiling and proudly holding their appreciation certificates in welcoming, community-focused spaces, the last photo of them with their new 2Spirits QC light torches.

26/05/2026

💛 Why your voice matters 📝
Your responses will help 2Spirits and QC better understand sexual health service access, testing options, and information needs across Northern Queensland, and support service planning in our regions.

If answering these questions brings anything up for you, support is available under helpful numbers at www.qc.org.au

👉 Share your experiences and thoughts here: https://bit.ly/NQSHSTS

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25/05/2026

🖤💛❤️✊🏿💚💙🤍
Today, on May 26, National Sorry Day, we pause to honour the strength, resilience, and survival of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, especially Stolen Generations survivors, their families, and communities.

National Sorry Day marks 29 years since the Bringing them home report shared the truth of the forced removal of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and the ongoing impacts that continue to be felt today.

This year’s theme, “From Sorry to Action,” reminds us that acknowledgement alone is not enough. Truth-telling must be followed by meaningful action, accountability, healing, and justice.

We recognise that many survivors are still fighting for access to records, culturally secure aged care, proper redress, and long-overdue support. As we approach 30 years since the Bringing them home report in 2027, the call for action has never been more urgent.
At 2Spirits & QC, we stand alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, including LGBTIQA+ Sistergirl and Brotherboy people. We remain committed to creating inclusive, culturally secure spaces where all identities, stories, and experiences are respected and valued.

Reconciliation is an ongoing journey, one that requires listening, learning, advocacy, and action from all of us. Together, we continue to walk forward with truth, solidarity, and respect.
🖤🤎❤️🧡💛💚💙💗🤍

🔗 Learn more and support the movement:
www.healingfoundation.org.au

24/05/2026

💜 As National Volunteer Week 2026 comes to a close, we want to say a heartfelt thank you to every volunteer who contributes to our communities.

While this week shines a spotlight on volunteering, the impact of our volunteers continues far beyond these seven days.

From community connection and peer support to advocacy, events, programs and practical support initiatives, volunteers help make our work possible every single day.

Thank you to everyone who joined our volunteer morning teas and celebrations throughout the week, and who we're so visible with their stories and connections. It was wonderful to come together, connect and celebrate the people who give so much to our communities 💜

To every volunteer, thank you for your time, care, passion and commitment.

23/05/2026

💜 This national volunteer week, we hear from Mara, pronouns they/them, who volunteers for our Wrapped N Ready Safer S*x Pack program, and Gayawur Rainbow in Meanjin Brisbane.

“The biggest feel-good moment is the connections I have made, especially with the Wrapped and Ready volunteers. I have definitely made some great connections with the team and feel part of a community. There have been some locations where I have seen the packs we have created and it makes me feel good knowing that I have contributed to allowing the items being distributed. It has formed a sense of pride within myself knowing I am doing something positive for the community.

I like to go and then do something for myself, whether it is going somewhere for a meal or just chilling in front of the TV binge watching whatever show I am currently into.

My word that sums up why I do what I do is community. Sometimes I feel like I am not connected to community, however, whenever I have completed a volunteer shift, I always feel a sense of community, regardless of whether it is with the Wrapped and Ready Packers or as a Gayawur Rainbow (Meanjin) Connector Volunteer program.”

💜 Thank you, Mara, for the care, passion and dedication you bring to our communities through your volunteering.

23/05/2026

This national volunteer week, we hear from Lauren, pronouns she/her, who volunteers for our Gayawur Rainbow program 💜

“I’m Grateful. I feel so fortunate to be a part of our LGBTQIA+ community and having the privilege to get involved with programs which serve our community.

I used to think of volunteering more as a responsibility to give back to the community. But since I started volunteering, I have come to see it as a uniquely fulfilling and enjoyable part of my ‘me time’ which benefits me just as much as the communities I volunteer for.” 💃🌈🤗

🌈 We’re so grateful for volunteers like Lauren, whose time and commitment help create stronger, safer and more connected communities.

22/05/2026

Meet another of our incredible volunteers 💜

We're sharing a story from Cecily, who has been receiving visits from a volunteer visitor for over a year now and how it has made an impact on her life.

“If there was a Nobel Prize for a Volunteer Kym should get it, I’m so lucky, she is just beautiful. Kym has been visiting me as part of our LGBTI Seniors Visiting Service, otherwise known as the Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Service (ACVVS) for just over a year and it’s truly been such a beautiful experience.

Kym offers me almost an ‘emotional respite’ and when I was caring for my partner who recently passed, I would welcome the normality of talking about the man who quoted the roof, or the day-to-day life for Kym. The normalcy was ever so soothing for me.

Before Kym became my visitor, I was attending the Older Persons Morning Teas and that’s where I learned of the program, it was exciting to me and I was very interested.

Initially I guess I imagined someone who would be older, maybe my age. Kym is younger than me and she introduces me to a way of q***r people that I am just delighted by. It’s been a pleasant surprise; she has a magic about her. Her warmth in my home is like bathing in a warm pool; I really enjoy the comfortableness to speak with another Q***r woman.

There are two very memorable moments over the last 12 months that come to mind, one where I had some serious personal stuff happen that wasn’t great and the second when my Margaret passed away. I was so glad to have Kym’s support and visits through those times.

The consistency of her visits like they always were something that helped in those times. I was very moved by those experiences. She cared, you know? That matters.

It’s things like nightclubs, I’ve never been to a nightclub, Margaret and I didn’t have those in our days.

We were together 43 years and not one nightclub, Hehe. So I asked Kym and she was able to tell me all about them and what they are. It’s very interesting to learn of these things.

The program has been a huge success for me, and I have enjoyed Kym becoming part of mine and Margaret’s tiny community. As I navigate life after Margaret’s passing, I am glad to have Kym alongside as I adjust slowly.”

Thank you for your generosity, commitment and support for our communities.

22/05/2026

Have you ever thought about volunteering?

National Volunteer Week is the perfect time to think about it.

Whether you’re passionate about community connection, events, advocacy, peer support, seniors programs or behind-the-scenes support, there are many ways to volunteer across our 2Spirits and QC programs.

By volunteering, you can:
💜 Meet new people
💜 Build skills and experience
💜 Give back to community
💜 Help create safer and more inclusive spaces
💜 Make a real difference

YOUR YEAR TO VOLUNTEER could begin today.

Speak to our team to learn more about volunteer opportunities.

Find out more at https://www.qc.org.au/our-volunteers

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16/421 Brunswick Street
Brisbane, QLD
4006

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 7pm
Friday	9:30am - 5pm

Website

http://www.qc.org.au/

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