The 2026-27 Women’s Economic Security Statement outlines how the Government is delivering practical support for Queensland women at every stage of life.
It highlights investments that help women:
- participate in the workforce
- build skills and confidence
- access affordable and secure housing
- receive healthcare closer to home
- balance work and family responsibilities
- stay safe in their communities
- create greater financial independence.
Key progress
- More than 29,000 Queensland Women have gained employment since October 2024 (ABS, Labour Force, trend, 2026)
- Almost 47,000 Queensland women gained a VET qualification in 2024-25 (Queensland Government, VET activity data and statistics, 2026)
- Women account for 52.1% of recipients of Queensland Government small business grants (Women’s Economic Security Wellbeing Report, 2025)
Read the full statement: Women's Economic Security Statement Queensland Budget 2026-27.
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