- FN 01: Who needs a blue card
- FN 02: Who can't apply for a blue card?
- FN 03: How to apply for a blue card
- FN 04: Help with your application
- FN 05: What is a submission?
- FN 06: What happens if your police information changes?
- FN 07: Did you get a letter from Blue Card?
- FN 08: Has your contact information changed?
Blue card resources for First Nations communities
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.
Videos to watch
Watch our video resources to learn about the blue card system.
- FN Wik 01: Who needs a blue card
- FN Wik 02: Who can't apply for a blue card?
- FN Wik 03: How to apply for a blue card
- FN Wik 04: Help with your application
- FN Wik 05: What is a submission?
- FN Wik 06: What happens if your police information changes?
- FN Wik 07: Did you get a letter from Blue Card?
- FN Wik 08: Has your contact information changed?
- FN Yum 01: Who needs a blue card
- FN Yum 02: Who can't apply for a blue card?
- FN Yum 03: How to apply for a blue card
- FN Yum 04: Help with your application
- FN Yum 05: What is a submission?
- FN Yum 06: What happens if your police information changes?
- FN Yum 07: Did you get a letter from Blue Card?
- FN Yum 08: Has your contact information changed?
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.
Series 1
Before you tune into series 1, watch the series 1 promo.
- Episode 1—Setting the record straight
- Episode 2—Who needs a blue card?
- Episode 3—What you need to know before you apply for a blue card
- Episode 4—How to apply for a blue card
- Episode 5—The blue card check
- Episode 6—Yarn with us about your application
- Episode 7—Restricted person, restricted employment
- Episode 8—Who are the Community Engagement Officers?
- Episode 9—Obligations for organisations
- Episode 10—What is a risk management strategy?
- Episode 11—Child and youth risk management strategy
Series 2
Before you tune into series 2, watch series 2 promo
We have more videos available to support First Nations peoples on our YouTube channel.
Publications to download and print
To apply
For applicants
- Existing customer/digital photo and signature remote application (for agency card) form (F5399)
- Getting a Customer Reference Number or updating your photo remotely for your blue card application
- New customer/photo and signature remote application (for agency card) form (F5342)
- Paper application forms
- Remote area licence options information sheet
- Volunteer foster/kinship carer or adult member blue or exemption card application (VC)
- Your digital photo...The right way (opens in new window) for applicants applying for a CRN using a remote pack
- 13YARN flyer provides crisis support options if you are overwhelmed by the application process
For organisations
- Fact sheet: Who needs a blue card?
- Social media pack: Key messages for First Nations peoples and stakeholders