This project examines the critical issue of childhood obesity among Aboriginal children in rural Queensland, Australia. It begins by presenting the current state of the problem, highlighting the disproportionate impact on this demographic and the contributing factors such as socioeconomic status, access to healthcare, and lack of physical activity. The project then delves into the impacts of childhood obesity at individual, community, and population levels, detailing health consequences for children, increased burden on healthcare facilities, and broader implications for the overall health of Queensland. Key areas for intervention are identified, including education, access to services, and community-based programs. Finally, the project proposes a community-level action plan focusing on awareness programs, healthy eating education, and physical activity initiatives to combat childhood obesity and improve health outcomes within this vulnerable population.