QUEENSLAND

Queensland Community Achievement Awards

2025 Finalists 

 

Diversity Australia Diversity and Inclusion Award

Abundabiliteez Productions of Burleigh Heads is dedicated to empowering artists with disabilities through inclusive, professional opportunities in the arts. Abundabiliteez is a disability-led production company that provides creative workshops, mentorship, and industry pathways that build confidence, independence, and practical skills. Since 2023, it has achieved success by becoming finalists and award-winners in short film competitions, debuting a one-man show at the 2025 Adelaide Fringe Festival, and producing commissioned film content for HOTA. By celebrating diverse abilities and advocating for equal representation, Abundabiliteez Productions is transforming perceptions of disability in the arts, ensuring that artists retain ownership of their work and become a driving force for change. …Congratulations Abundabiliteez Productions

Aspire Cairns Community Limited of is building resilient communities where every person can thrive and belong. Aspire is a grassroots organisation transforming lives across more than 20 communities in Far North Queensland, Cape York, and the Torres Strait Islands. Aspire co-designs programs with local leaders to ensure they are community-led and culturally safe. Initiatives such as Getting Kids Places remove transport barriers to education and sport, while Aspire to be Deadly empowers over 1,200 Indigenous girls through leadership, cultural identity, and sport participation. Their efforts have led to improved school attendance (up to 100% in some areas), reduced youth disengagement and crime, and stronger community cohesion. …Congratulations Aspire Cairns Community Limited

Children's Rights Queensland (CRQ) champions diversity and inclusion. CRQ co-creates inclusive, rights-based resources that reflect and empower Queensland’s children. Through initiatives like The Big Book of Rights and I Am Me, CRQ has engaged over 300children and collaborated with First Nations communities to celebrate identity, culture, and belonging. Their resources are available in more than 100 libraries and widely distributed across regional and remote areas. With over 140,000 views on the I Am Me music video and more than 10,000 books donated to children in out-of-home care, CRQ’s initiatives foster representation, accessibility, and cultural pride, ensuring every child feels seen, valued, and included.…Congratulations Children's Rights Queensland

Juanita Hughes of Inala is a leading voice for awareness, inclusion, and empowerment. Juanita is a Dementia Australia advocate and inaugural Chair of the Queensland Dementia, Ageing and Frailty Consumer Advisory Group, where she has influenced national policy, education, and research. She founded the Western Brisbane Dementia Alliance and Australia’s first Dementia Friendly Church, inspiring the nationwide Dementia Friendly Faith and Library Networks. Her involvement in projects such as Hold the Moment podcast and the Connecting Peers program has helped thousands living with dementia and their families. Diagnosed with Dementia in 2019, Juanita continues to demonstrate that people with dementia can make extraordinary contributions.…Congratulations Juanita

Limelight Publishing - Lynette Greenfield of Narangba is transforming the publishing industry through her inclusive, transparent, and empowering approach. Lynette is the founder and CEO of Limelight Publishing. She amplifies marginalised voices by working with individuals who are blind, illiterate, neurodiverse, or living with disabilities and helping them bring their stories to life and achieve financial independence. Her authors retain 100% of royalties, reflecting her commitment to fairness and accessibility. Lynette also she donates books, mentors emerging writers, and supports community and literacy programs. She is recognised at the Government House Queensland and internationally for her advocacy. Her work has redefined what equity in publishing looks like.…Congratulations Limelight Publishing - Lynette Greenfield

 

Bendigo Bank Community Group of the Year Award

Care Kits for Kids Qld is advocating for purposeful volunteerism. Since 2018, Care Kits for Kids Qld Inc has provided nearly 17,000 Queensland children in care or crisis with essential items through their thoughtfully prepared Care Kits. Each backpack contains new clothing, toiletries, books, toys, and handcrafted quilts, offering both practical support and emotional comfort. Operated entirely by over 140 volunteers, including schoolchildren and seniors, the charity runs without paid staff or regular funding, relying on community donations, partnerships, and grants. Care Kits for Kids Qld has created a Queensland-wide impact, ensuring every child who receives a kit knows they matter and that their community truly cares.…Congratulations Care Kits for Kids Qld

Defenders for Hope is founded on compassion and community. Defenders for Hope is a volunteer-driven charity that provides essential frontline support to individuals and families facing domestic violence, homelessness, and financial hardship. Their four op shops, three foodbanks, and the beloved Defenders Soul Kitchen offer affordable goods, free meals, and safe spaces for connection. Each year, more than 2,500 people receive practical and emotional support through Family Move-In Packs, emergency hampers, and dignity services like showers and laundry facilities. With over 80 volunteers sustaining their mission, they turn generosity into tangible change. Defenders for Hope proves that compassion, collaboration, and hope can rebuild lives.…Congratulations Defenders for Hope

Inclusee is a not-for-profit charity transforming how older Australians and unpaid carers connect, learn and engage. Its Virtual Community Centre offers over 200 online activities each month, from art therapy and trivia, to meditation and intergenerational storytelling. Created to reduce loneliness and bridge the digital divide, Inclusee empowers participants to build confidence, purpose and friendships from home. It’s especially helpful for those with limited mobility, caring for a loved one, or living remotely. Designed with and for older Australians, Inclusee is one of only two Australian members of the Global Initiative on Loneliness and Connection. …Congratulations Inclusee

Project Yumi Inc of Fitzgibbon is committed to environmental sustainability and global empowerment. Project Yumi is a volunteer-led organisation that has diverted over 500 tonnes of quality resources, such as school furniture, books, and medical equipment, from landfill, redirecting them to under-resourced schools and clinics across Papua New Guinea. Over the past nine years, Project Yumi has improved conditions for more than 35,000 people, supporting 160 schools and 40 health centres. In Australia, their community programs and school workshops promote waste reduction and sustainability, while volunteer packing days engage over 400 locals in meaningful action. Combining environmental impact with humanitarian aid, Project Yumi fosters connection between communities.…Congratulations Project Yumi Inc

Serving Our People fosters dignity, belonging, and empowerment. Founded in 2020, Serving Our People (SOP) delivers 21 humanitarian programs supporting individuals and families experiencing food insecurity, homelessness, domestic violence, and crisis. Their flagship initiative, The People’s Market, is Queensland’s first free supermarket and now supports more than 5,000 recipients weekly across multiple locations. SOP is powered by over 7,000 volunteers and 40 staff. They also operate innovative social enterprises, including Café Served and Served Water, which reinvest all profits into frontline programs. They have been recognised by the World Economic Forum and Queensland Parliament. SOP continues to redefine modern philanthropy through impactful community service.…Congratulations Serving Our People

 

Konica Minolta Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples Community

Aspire Cairns Community Limited of Cairns is helping foster cultural connection and self-determination. Aspire delivers co-designed programs in education, employment, health, and cultural development to more than 20 communities in Far North Queensland, Cape York, and the Torres Strait Islands. With deep respect for culture and local leadership, their initiatives have supported over 1,200 young people through leadership and mentoring. They have helped more than 300 individuals gain training and employment, and strengthened cultural pride and identity for over 2,500 participants. With improved school attendance rates and growing local employment pathways, Aspire’s impact reaches across generations. Through collaboration with Elders and community leaders, Aspire is empowering Indigenous communities.…Congratulations Aspire Cairns Community Limited

Bayside Community Justice Group of Cleveland (BCJG) is passionate about justice reform and empowerment. Founded in 2006 by local Elders, BCJG was created to address the growing disengagement of Indigenous youth in Redlands through a holistic, culturally grounded service model. Working alongside its aligned agency, the COOEE Indigenous Family Education Resource Centre, BCJG delivers education, cultural reintegration, and life skills programs that have supported over 2,000 Indigenous young people and adults. The group’s collaboration with the MURRII Court, Youth Justice, and community organisations has been instrumental in reducing offending behaviour, promoting school re-engagement, and strengthening family and cultural connections. They have been recognised as a model of best practice.…Congratulations Bayside Community Justice Group

The Congress of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nurses and Midwives (CATSINaM) is the peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander nurses and midwives nationally. For over 28 years (since 1997), CATSINaM has supported this workforce through advocacy, training and development, and community-building. In 2025, CATSINaM delivered its Regional Congress on Waibene (Thursday Island), celebrating culture, connection, and self-determination. CATSINaM contributed over $350,000 directly to the local business and nursing and midwifery communities, including its partnership with the Torres Strait Islander Nurses and Midwives Indigenous Corporation. CATSINaM continues to “care for those who care for our community”…Congratulations CATSINaM

Charlie Rowe of Toowoomba is passionate about positive change. Charlie is a proud Kamilaroi man and community leader. Through his long-standing involvement with Toowoomba Together, he has united the community to stand against domestic and family violence. As leader of the Bamba Mari program at Aboriginal Family Legal Service Queensland, Charlie empowers Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men to embrace behaviour change, strengthen emotional wellbeing, and reconnect with cultural identity. More than 460 men have participated, with the majority not reoffending. His culturally grounded, respectful approach is guided by lived experience and humility. He is a trusted advocate across Murri Courts and community justice groups.…Congratulations Charlie

Indigenous Insights fosters pride, and breaks down barriers between communities. Founded in 2005 by proud Wiradjuri Gamilaraay woman Aunty Sharron mirii Bell, Indigenous Insights is a family-led business dedicated to strengthening cultural understanding, identity, and wellbeing. Joined by her daughters Jess and Tiahni, Aunty Sharron delivers programs, workshops, and concerts that connect children, families, and educators with Aboriginal culture in meaningful ways. Their I Am Me song and book, co-developed with Children’s Rights Queensland, has reached over 130,000 viewers and is used in schools and libraries across the state. Indigenous Insights creates lasting change by embedding culture, respect, and reconciliation into everyday life.…Congratulations Indigenous Insights

 

QLD Family and Child Commission Dedicated to Improving Safety of Children Award

Project Paradigm is helping to ensure every child can grow up free from harm. Led by Principal Advisor Conrad Townson, Project Paradigm is driving systemic change to protect children from sexual exploitation across Queensland and beyond. Through trauma-informed training, advocacy, and resource development, the team builds community capacity to recognise, prevent, and respond to child sexual abuse and exploitation. Their initiatives, such as the Shifting the Paradigm webinar series, training workshops, and It’s Never Too Early prevention campaign, have reached over 7,000 professionals, 3.2 million parents and carers, and 6.1 million children… Congratulations Project Paradigm.

SunnyKids Ltd, a not-for-profit charity based in Maroochydore, provides a vital social and emotional safety net for thousands of vulnerable children and families on the Sunshine Coast. For 25 years, SunnyKids has delivered early intervention, crisis support, and intensive family services for those experiencing homelessness, domestic and family violence, and disadvantage. Through strong partnerships across health, education, and child protection sectors, SunnyKids ensures wrap-around care and safety. Its evidence-based Virtual Village model fosters self-agency, accountability, and long-term capacity building—empowering families to break cycles of hardship and build brighter futures. Congratulations, SunnyKids Ltd, on transforming lives and strengthening communities… Congratulations SunnyKids Ltd

Wee Care (Althea Projects) has been a trusted lifeline for vulnerable Queensland families for over 50 years. As an early intervention and prevention program, Wee Care supports families facing medical, emotional, or social challenges by offering 24/7, short-term crisis and respite care for children aged 0–11, while offering wraparound supports to the whole family. Their trauma-informed, play-based model promotes healing, emotional stability, and family preservation. Partnering with community networks, and hospitals, Wee Care helps prevent unnecessary statutory involvement and keeps families together. With a child-first framework, cultural inclusion, and evidence-informed practice, Wee Care empowers families to overcome adversity and build resilience, creating, safer, stronger communities… Congratulations Wee Care (Althea Projects)

Youth Off The Streets is a not-for-profit organisation that supports 12–24-year-olds experiencing or at risk of homelessness and complex disadvantage. Founded over 30 years ago by the late Father Chris Riley AM, we have grown into an organisation of dedicated experts providing wraparound services to children and young people. We walk alongside each young person as we seek to understand their needs and goals, and we offer the safety, support and education that helps them to realise their potential. Youth Off The Streets is an inclusive, community-focused organisation with a unique service model that is trauma-informed and culturally responsive..…Congratulations Youth Off The Streets

Zephyr Education Limited, based in Brisbane, promotes the safety and wellbeing of children affected by domestic and family violence (DFV). Founded in 2013, Zephyr is an entirely volunteer-run organisation that rapidly supplies uniforms, shoes, laptops, stationery, and school resource fees so children can restart school equipped, confident, and safe from bullying and exclusion. Last financial year, Zephyr helped over 3000 children throughout Queensland by partnering with case workers in 151 DFV organisations. Its support, totalling over $1m, was tailored to each child’s needs, embedding confidentiality, inclusion, and care into every process. Zephyr is strengthening families’ stability and resilience during times of crisis….Congratulations Zephyr Education Limited

 

  

QLD Family and Child Commission Dedicated to Supporting Young Queenslanders Award

Australian Institute of Play (AIP) is delivering the 2022-2025 Logan Play Action Plan, city-wide strategy to address the global decline of real-play – child-led play with local friends. AIP’s supports local communities to be the answer for their children. Helping local communities to establish play sanctuaries for local children to have happy healthy and amazing childhoods. AIP is delivering innovative programs including Neighbourhood Backyards, the Childhood Summit, and the Children in Action group, empowering young Queenslanders to lead, and collaborate, for change, while fostering creativity, resilience, and belonging. AIP has helped create 13 adventure play spaces, reaching over 38,000 local children. .…Congratulations Australian Institute of Play

Cape York Leaders Program of Cairns North is breaking cycles of disadvantage and creating lasting change. The Cape York Leaders Program (CYLP) was established in 2005 under Cape York Partnership to empower Indigenous youth from remote and very remote Cape York communities to reach their full potential through education, leadership, and culturally grounded support. CYLP has enabled over 600 young people to complete school, with a 94% Year 12 graduation rate. Supported by a 100% Indigenous team, students receive scholarships, mentoring, and holistic guidance from secondary school to employment or university. They have more than 900 alumni, many of whom are now teachers, nurses, and community leaders. …Congratulations Cape York Leaders Program

Janelle Parsons of Sunrise Beach is a dedicated youth mental health advocate. Janelle founded Rise & Thrive Co. to empower young Queenslanders to overcome trauma, anxiety, and disconnection. Drawing on her lived experience and professional expertise as a counsellor, she created innovative, evidence-based programs such as No Filters Needed and Bounce Back, which combine counselling, creative expression, and sport to build resilience and confidence. In 2025, 124 students participated in her program, with 77% reporting reduced anxiety and 84% adopting positive coping strategies. Her work has led to improved school attendance, reduced suspensions, and stronger community connections. Janelle also collaborates with schools, councils, and MPs. …Congratulations Janelle

Jessica Narbey of Flagstone has a deep commitment to education, equity, and empowerment. Jessica is an experienced special education teacher known for her evidence-based approach. Since 2012, she has supported students with complex needs, including those in foster care, homelessness, and youth detention, through tailored learning and emotional support. At the Brisbane Youth Education and Training Centre, she co-developed the innovative IGNITE numeracy program, closing critical skills gaps and helping students achieve formal qualifications toward their QCE. Her work has directly enabled students to rebuild their confidence and futures. Jessica also mentors pre-service teachers, volunteers with child-focused charities, and leads community initiatives such as Project 50.…Congratulations Jessica

Zane Nonol of Goondiwindi leads with empathy and purpose. Zane is a passionate youth mentor transforming the lives of at-risk and Indigenous young people. Through his volunteer work with PCYC and Goondiwindi basketball, he removes barriers to participation by personally funding registration fees, providing transport, and creating safe spaces for youth engagement. His innovative approach, including offering free haircuts as an experienced barber, has become a unique tool for building trust, boosting self-esteem, and promoting social inclusion among diverse cultural groups. Zane’s programs, including the Youth Drop-in and After Dark sessions, regularly attract dozens of participants, offering positive alternatives to crime and social disconnection.…Congratulations Zane

 

 

Royal on the Park Local Legend Award

Danielle Lenord of the Sunshine Coast advocates for inclusive sport and education. A parent of two children with disabilities and diagnoses, Danielle has transformed personal challenges into lasting community impact. She founded Connect Rugby League in 2022, partnering with local clubs and the NRL Dolphins to provide inclusive sporting opportunities for people of all abilities. Through The Lavender Sky Foundation, she established governance and sustainability for her initiatives, while her Kickstart Kindness Project teaches children empathy, equity, and inclusion in schools. Danielle’s programs have grown by more than 600%, empowering players, families, and volunteers while changing attitudes toward disability. In 2026 she will have founded in partnership, the largest inclusive celebration of her chosen sport of the Sunshine Coast. Her work proves that with kindness, everyone truly belongs. …Congratulations Danielle

Denis Brennan of Redcliffe is promoting connection, compassion, and lasting change. At 80, Denis is the long-standing Manbassador of The Man Walk Redcliffe — the largest and longest-running walk in the international movement. For over six years, Denis has led more than 770 walks, creating a safe, welcoming space for 50–60 men each session to connect, share, and support one another. His leadership has not only strengthened his local community but also inspired Man Walk leaders across Australia, with Redcliffe serving as the model for success. A lifelong community volunteer and sporting leader, Denis has dedicated decades to building connection and belonging through service. …Congratulations Denis

Jade Nelson is dedicated to building stronger, safer, and more connected communities for women. As Founder and President of The Women’s Society (TWS), a charity of 4,100+ members, Jade leads initiatives that reduce isolation and improve women’s mental health. Drawing on her lived experience of homelessness and domestic violence, she has created over 100 free and low-cost events and programs, raising $15k+ and delivering 500+ hours of connection. Beyond TWS, Jade volunteers across multiple organisations and serves on local committees. She was selected by the Minister for Women to join Queensland’s Women’s Economic Security Leadership Roundtable and was named one of North Queensland’s Top 50 Most Influential Women in 2025.…Congratulations Jade

Monique Kelly of Logan Reserve is a dedicated and compassionate community volunteer whose lifelong commitment to helping others shines through everything she does. Beginning at just 13 with the Prince Charles Hospital Foundation’s Ekka Strawberry Sundae Stall, she has also devoted 15 years to the Cancer Council and 3 years to animal shelters and wildlife conservation. Alongside her ongoing studies, university mentoring and volunteering, Monique manages multiple chronic health conditions and disabilities while competing in disability dance and cheer which she has multiple national titles for. Her strength, empathy, and advocacy make her an inspiring role model who champions inclusiveness, diversity, equality, and accessibility within her community.. …Congratulations Monique

Yas Matbouly of Mermaid Beach has redefined philanthropy with compassion, innovation, and service. Yas is the Founder and CEO of Serving Our People (SOP), a charity dedicated to helping anyone in need, anytime, anywhere. Since founding SOP in 2020, Yas has pioneered transformative initiatives including The People’s Market, Queensland’s first free supermarkets. Under his leadership, SOP has grown to 7,000 volunteers and 21 frontline programs, delivering over $5.7 million in annual community impact through food relief, education, and disaster response. Yas also developed social enterprises such as Served Café and Served Water to ensure financial sustainability. SOP has been recognised internationally at the World Economic Forum. …Congratulations Yas

 

   

Synergie Australia Safety Award

DV Safe Phone, based on the Sunshine Coast, is restoring safety, dignity, and connection for victims of domestic and family violence. Founded in 2020, the national charity provides free, safe mobile phones to victims whose devices are often destroyed, monitored, or taken by abusers. Donated phones are repurposed, fitted with chargers and SIM cards, and distributed through more than 500 frontline agencies, including police stations, hospitals, and crisis centres. Having gifted over 15,000 phones and supporting more than 100 victims each week, DV Safe Phone is not only saving lives, but also reducing e-waste through 1,200 community collection points nationwide. Congratulations DV Safe Phone.

The Road Accident Action Group (RAAG) is a volunteer run not for profit dedicated to reducing road trauma across the Mackay, Isaac, and Bowen Basin regions. Founded in 2002, they address key safety issues such as fatigue, heavy vehicle interactions, and pedestrian visibility through education and advocacy. They have delivered over 40 projects, including helping secure funding for the Walkerston Bypass and Eton Range upgrades, improving regional rest areas, and distributing 10,000+ visibility items to enhance pedestrian and cyclist safety. RAAG’s safety presentations have reached more than 20,000 people, helping embed a culture of safer driving…Congratulations Road Accident Action Group

Roadcraft Driver Education of Gympie is dedicated to preventing road trauma through effective, evidence-based road safety education. Founded in 1980, Roadcraft Driver Education is a not-for-profit organisation that delivers safe, low-risk defensive driver training for all road users and trains more than 1,700 participants each year. Their programs are backed by partnerships with Transport & Main Roads, and a major client is the Queensland Ambulance Service. Evaluation results show 99% of participants reporting safer driving habits after completing a course. Roadcraft advocates for policy reform, provides free community facilities like a safe bike track, and supports local schools and workplaces to prioritise road safety …Congratulations Roadcraft Driver Education.

StandbyU Foundation, an Australian charity based in Mansfield, focuses on safety through connections. StandbyU’s solutions empower family, friends, and communities to mobilise to prevent issues from becoming incidents. Their initiative, the StandbyU Shield, is a technology-enabled wearable device that connects people feeling unsafe to trusted family and friend responders at the press of a button. To date, they have provided over 3,800 StandbyU Shields nationally. StandbyU’s inclusive, evidence-based programs prioritise culturally safe and accessible approaches, benefiting diverse communities. Through partnerships, advocacy, and innovative technology, StandbyU is transforming Australia’s safety landscape from reactive crisis response to proactive prevention… Congratulations StandbyU Foundation.

Ventia TQIR&M Incident Response Team is helping shape the future of the traffic incident management industry. The Response Team provides critical 24/7 traffic incident management services across Brisbane’s major motorways, bridges and tunnels. With 60 responders, the team has pioneered groundbreaking initiatives such as Project Strident, Australia’s first compliant high-visibility, load-bearing vest reducing heat stress and injury; Project Sentinel, a fuel-free, towable vehicle arrestor enhancing collision safety and sustainability; and Project MTRU, the country’s first Motorcycle Traffic Response Unit reducing incident response times by 30%. Their innovative, low-cost safety solutions have improved staff wellbeing, reduced emissions, and enhanced community confidence. The Team is supported by over 200 public commendations. …Congratulations Ventia TQIR&M Incident Response Team

 

The Career College Small Business Award

2 Bent Rods of Victoria Point fosters confidence, inclusion, and care for the environment through the joy of fishing. Co-founded by Sam Beckmann in 2004, what began as a family beach day has grown into a business that has taught over 115,000 people of all ages and abilities to fish safely and responsibly. 2 Bent Rods delivers school programs, community events, and pest-fishing competitions. A strong advocate for women in recreational fishing, Sam shares her experience and insights at national forums. Her innovative approach—creating educational tools, custom apps, and partnerships with councils, schools, and industry—continues to inspire future generations. …Congratulations 2 Bent Rods

Accessible Homes Australia (AHA) is a Queensland organisation creating life-changing homes for Australians with significant physical disabilities. Founded by Perry Cross, who lives with quadriplegia, AHA designs beautiful, technology-enabled housing that empowers people to live independently while accessing 24/7 care with dignity. Its innovative Onsite Shared Support model enables neighbours to co-fund shared overnight supports, delivering higher quality of life at a lower cost than traditional group homes. AHA operates 18 properties, with 12 more underway. Demand is only growing, and AHA has been recognised as Disability Accommodation Provider of the Year and a Telstra Best of Business Award winner..…Congratulations Accessible Homes Australia PTY LTD

Brothers Support Network of Albion is redefine disability support with a strong sense of brotherhood. Founded in 2022 by Max Gow, Brothers Support Network provides support for young men with disability. Inspired by Max’s own journey of resilience, the organisation now supports over 120 participants and employs 40 “Brothers” across South East Queensland. Brothers Support Network promotes confidence and independence through inclusive programs such as Supported Independent Living homes and Brothers Adventure Days, which foster friendship, growth, and real-life experiences. In 2024, the organisation received the 2024 Team Award at the National Disability Sector Awards and was a finalist in the 2025 Small Business Champion Awards. …Congratulations Brothers Support Network

Goondiwindi Foodworks of Goondiwindi is proving that local business can power lasting community transformation. Owners Peter and Kate Beard took over a closed co-op building in 2020 and revitalised it into a thriving, customer-focused supermarket that restored competition, created local jobs, and strengthened regional access to quality produce. Launching during the COVID-19 pandemic, Peter and Kate overcame border closures and supply chain challenges through resilience and innovation. Their store now serves as a cornerstone of the community, supporting over 20 local groups annually, including sporting clubs, charities, and arts initiatives. Their partnership with Lanescape produced public art projects that celebrate local identity and inclusion. …Congratulations Goondiwindi Foodworks

NumberWorks'nWords Sippy Downs is transforming lives through inclusive education, job creation and community partnerships. NumberWorks’nWords is a tutoring centre that delivers over 370 weekly English and maths sessions to students aged 5 to 16. Founded in 2019 by educator and 2024 Corporate Businesswoman of the Year, Rochelle Callard, the centre offers an innovative, results-driven tutoring model and a supportive, high-energy learning environment. With a team of over 30 trained university tutors, they provide tailored, one-on-one programs that build confidence, engagement, and academic success for every child. The centre has been recognised with consecutive Quality Business Awards and a 4.9-star customer rating.…Congratulations NumberWorks'nWords Sippy Downs.