The University of Queensland’s Centre for Online Health (UQ-COH) was commissioned by the Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia (CRCNA) to provide telehealth support services across Northern Australia. One of the services offered by the UQ-COH is a telementoring program using the Project ECHO service model. The focus of these sessions was on telehealth skill development (Telehealth Skills ECHO) and supporting the awareness of and delivery of mental health services in far north Australia (Health-e-Minds ECHO. ECHO sessions have a duration of one hour, are delivered monthly, and cover a broad range of topics. In the first two years (2023-2024), 28 ECHO sessions have delivered, reaching over 700 participants overall. Based on accumulative ECHO survey feedback received in 2023 and 2024 (n=74 completed surveys), over 90% of respondents for each ECHO program have agreed or strongly agreed that the sessions helped them acquire new skills and knowledge related to telehealth and/or mental health services. Around 70% of participants in each ECHO program agreed that these sessions helped reduce professional isolation. This model serves as a useful method of engaging with health service providers and promoting collaboration in regional Australia.