Our Strategic framework outlines our vision, objectives, strategies, performance indicators and risk management environment.
View the Strategic Framework 2020-2024.
The outcomes we pursue are:
- Queenslanders living with mental health difficulties, mental illness or problematic alcohol and other drug use are better supported to live purposeful lives
- Mental health and wellbeing is a shared responsibility across all sections of government and community.
Our objectives are to achieve better outcomes for people living with mental health issues or substance misuse by:
- reaching consensus on and making progress towards achieving system-wide reforms
- maximising the collective impact of lived experience and professional expertise.
Strategic framework strategies
The strategies we implement reflect the functions of the Commission under the Act, and include:
- Strategic planning
We are required to develop a whole of government strategic plan in consultation with consumers, families, carers, government and non-government stakeholders. The Commission’s role is to facilitate, support and report on implementation of the Queensland Mental Health, Drug and Alcohol Strategic Plan. Learn more >
- Research and review
We undertake reviews and research and prepare reports to provide advice and inform decision-making, build the evidence-base, support innovation and identify good practice. Learn more >
- Awareness and promotion
We play a key role in facilitating and promoting awareness, prevention and early intervention by supporting whole-of-government and whole-of-community action. Learn more >
- Engage and enable
We are responsible for establishing and supporting mechanisms that promote collaborative, representative, transparent and accountable system leadership and performance. Learn more >
Our key performance measures include:
- extent to which agreed commitments are implemented
- stakeholder satisfaction.
The strategic framework provides the higher level direction around which we develop our annual operational plan.
