Health and wellbeing
We offer a wide range of support to help your health and wellbeing be the best it can be. Access peer-led wellbeing programs, social connection, online learning modules and more.
Helping veterans and their families thrive
RSL Queensland provides comprehensive health and wellbeing support to help veterans and their families thrive.
Whether you have challenges to navigate or just want to keep your wellbeing in top form, we and our partners have people and programs to support you physically, mentally and socially.
Access everything from physical rehabilitation and psychology services to peer-led wellbeing programs, social connection activities, and free online learning modules.
Our services are driven by ongoing research and tailored to the specific needs of veterans and their families.
Access a range of clinical services, peer-led support programs and recreational events to support your physical, mental and social wellbeing.
Mates4Mates
Physical, psychological and social connection support for current and ex-serving Defence members and families affected by service.
RSL Peer-Led Programs
Guided by others with similar experiences, access proven mental health and wellbeing support through active experiences, respite retreats, emotional healing and more.
RSL Rec Connect
From outdoor adventures to craft workshops, find all sorts of ways to wind down or step up with other veterans and their families.
RSL Queensland offers free online health and wellbeing programs to support you during and after Defence. Get helpful tools and information backed by research.
RSL Be:Well
This veterans’ program helps you optimise your wellbeing, providing modules across a range of key health topics.
Go Beyond
Transitioning out of Defence? This tailored program supports your readjustment to civilian life.
Latest health and wellbeing news
Lending a hand to honour service personnel
In the remote town of Weipa in Far North Queensland, the volunteering efforts of veteran Lloyd Williams has allowed Weipa RSL Sub Branch to shine when it comes to paying tribute to those who served.
Giving back for connection and compassion
Moving to Queensland more than 25 years ago, Army veteran Graeme Davis, who had been an RSL Sub Branch member in Victoria for several years, was eager to become involved with the RSL after moving to the Sunshine State.
Volunteering that bonds all ages
Almost 25 years ago, veteran Kenneth Roma was looking for a way to stay busy and give back in his community.
