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Affirming our organisation’s commitment to inspiring our case managers to gain broader perspectives as practitioners from other specialist housing and homelessness services, our inCommunity Connect Study Tour recently took place in Cairns for the third consecutive year! Five members of the inCommunity Connect Team, including our two case manager interns, Read more

An ATAR of 97, guaranteed entry into an accelerated degree at a local sandstone university, and a spot in a semi-professional orchestra. You might be lulled into thinking Matthew’s trajectory into 2026 has been smooth sailing. Quietly confident and easily sharing a joke, Matthew shares how this wasn’t the case Read more

“I am definitely most proud of finishing some of my goals while having somewhere stable to live. Residents, family, the workers … everyone says that they can see a positive change in me. It feels a little bit good in the heart, just a little bit.” Amy, a single mum Read more

“Before working with OneBridge, the conversation would just be strictly around housing. By introducing a different dimension of health care in our conversations, when we introduce the nurses, it allows us to gain a deeper understanding of the barriers a person is encountering on their pathway to housing.” As 2025 Read more

“If there’s something you want to do, do it today. You never know when your life will change in an instant, like mine did.” Ryu, 22. Here on a working holiday visa from Japan, Ryu was experiencing working life on a farm in the Lockyer Valley region, when the unexpected Read more

Sleeping Rough About five years ago, after the breakdown of a long-term marriage with a blended family of six children, Christian found himself on his own. At first, extended family members took him in, and he was able to couch surf for a while. But by his own admission, he Read more

It’s a precious moment for our organisation to hear from someone who engaged with our services more than a decade ago. So when Terry, now in his early 30s, picked up the phone to call us some 14 years after our organisation first met him, we knew he would have Read more

Last year, Celine’s life was stable and secure. In her early 50s, Celine had been living with her good friend and housemate for the longest time. Life was good, and she was planning her next annual winter vacation for 2025. Sadly, Celine’s world quickly turned upside down when their landlord Read more

To give our team members the time and space to reflect meaningfully on the importance of National Sorry Day and National Reconciliation Week, inCommunity Inc. held morning teas across its three sites this week. Led by our RAP Committee co-chair, Chris Jones, a proud Kamilaroi, Anaiwan Man, these were opportunities Read more