This report presents a needs assessment of diabetes support schemes within the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community. It begins with an introduction to the needs analysis approach and its application in healthcare, focusing on the prevalence of diabetes within the Aboriginal population, which is significantly higher than the non-indigenous population. The report examines existing national and state legislations, statistical data, and contributing factors such as lifestyle, diet, and awareness. It then assesses the current policies, programs, and their effectiveness, highlighting barriers like funding distribution and cultural competency of healthcare professionals. A SWOT analysis is conducted to evaluate the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats associated with the current healthcare services. Finally, the report proposes health promotion program priorities at the local council level, emphasizing health literacy, culturally competent care, screening, counseling, and lifestyle modifications to effectively manage and prevent diabetes within the community. The conclusion summarizes key findings, emphasizing the importance of addressing awareness gaps and cultural insensitivity to improve healthcare access and outcomes.