•Provide expert, evidence-informed advice to influence policy development and program design.

•Contribute to a range of policy spaces and debates in Australia that affect the lives of First Nations people.

•Build an evidence base to guide best practice in suicide prevention and inform systems change.

•Sharing key priorities, issues and knowledge that enhances the social and emotional wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples.

•Prioritising key actions to reduce political, social, and historical barriers to reform and change of colonial systems.

•Identify service gaps and target support to strengthen vulnerable communities and respect wellbeing Songlines.

•Evaluate the effectiveness and continuous improvement of postvention programs.

•Measure practices and services contribute to healing, reduce the incidence of trauma, and mitigate the risk of suicide.

•Respect and prioritise Indigenous ways of Knowing and Doing in suicide prevention and community capacity building.

•Develop and communicate appropriate information in diverse ways to ensure it is accessible to everyone.

•Promote and elevate the voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people at all levels of Australian society.

•Campaign and raise consciousness at the highest levels about the need for systems change and decolonial approaches to suicide prevention.