inCommunity acknowledges the importance of ‘Closing the Gap’ for Australia’s First Nations Peoples. In particular, inCommunity, and our brands of inCommunity Connect, Tenancy Skills Institute and Beddown, remain committed to providing real and meaningful outcomes for First Nations Peoples in relation to housing and homelessness, and to providing a space Read more…
Whilst our Women’s Club’s International Women’s Day celebrations may have been slowed due to the recent weather event, the resourceful women in our club were determined to honour this important day. This afternoon, they gathered together and created a dedicated artwork with powerful words and feelings reflective of being a Read more…
Today, inCommunity Inc. and our brands of inCommunity Connect, Tenancy Skills Institute and Beddown, observe the anniversary of the National Apology Day to the Stolen Generations on 13th February 2008. Our teams take pause today to think of First Nations people and families who have been impacted by the forced Read more…
We are delighted to share that commencing this Thursday 13th February, the friendly OneBridge Health Service will attend our Women’s Club every fortnight. The OneBridge health crew, including a nurse and social worker, will attend between 1pm and 3pm every two weeks on a Thursday. A chance for participants of Read more…
Passing by the iconic Big Banana in Coffs Harbour, the inCommunity Van is on its way for its own exciting and big upgrade! Thanks to our incredible partners ETC LTD (Employment and Training) and The Mobile Coffee Group, when our van returns home, it will be even better suited to supporting people in Read more…
Thank you Pro Bono Australia for showcasing our CEO Paul in your Changemakers series this week! Having dedicated over 25 years to addressing the issue of homelessness, Paul shares what inspires him in his role leading inCommunity Inc and why he’s here for the long haul to enhance support for Read more…
“Grateful the Nurses Are Here” For a very long time, it has been evident to us as an organisation that the Ipswich community needed an on-the-ground health care service, most significantly for those people sleeping rough. The very definition of innovation is to find a new idea or method to Read more…
13,000 people engaged with at least one of our programs in the 2023-2024 period, double, plus some more from the previous year—a year of huge impact. At last week’s Annual General Meeting, our CEO Paul and Deputy CEO Nerissa delivered inCommunity Inc’s 2023-2024 Annual Report: Innovate. Inspire. Independent. This report Read more…
The Tenancy Skill Institute and inCommunity Connect team members were honoured to join in the celebrations at Saturday’s awards night. Through our cross-sector collaboration work, we have built extraordinary connections with the Real Estate Industry, an essential stakeholder in our organisation’s drive to address the issue of homelessness. It was Read more…
inCommunity Inc held its inaugural Staff Conference on Monday. Bringing our teams together for a day to focus on where our organisation originates, what we’re achieving today as a specialist housing and homelessness service, and highlighting our focus for a bright tomorrow! A special opportunity for our organisation to come Read more…