Supporting young people to have the confidence and skills to transition from residential care to independent living. The goal was to gradually step back while maintaining a foundation of support, allowing the Young Person to build confidence and independence at their own pace. The Infinity Community Solutions Ltd (ICS) Therapeutic Residential Care Team works tirelessly...
Transforming Lives Through Family Partnership Model Seeing the young person plan for a future they had hoped for but never thought possible and helping them realise they can succeed is why we do what we do At the Kummara Limited and Infinity Community Solutions Ltd (KICS) Kinship and Foster Care (KFC) Southeast program, Clinician, Donna...
Changemaker Spotlight – Linda Smith: Human Services Leadership with Heart, Advocacy, and Action for Disability and Foster & Kinship Care Be genuine, be kind, and connect with people. Even a smile or hello can make a big difference.” In the human services sector, where lives meet corporate decisions, leadership can take many shapes. Linda Smith...
Changemaker Spotlight: Paula Lloyd demonstrates Inspiring Leadership in the Family Services Sector “Solving the problems is not helpful. Giving families the skills they need to support themselves is the only way forward.” Paula Lloyd stands out as a changemaker who leads with a deep commitment to putting families, children, and young people first. As the...
“Hope, Healing, and Systemic Change in Trauma-Informed Therapeutic Residential Care for Vulnerable Children and Youth” When it comes to residential care for children and young people, creating environments that nurture safety, growth, and resilience is at the forefront of international discussions. This goal has been powerfully underscored in a chapter co-authored by Infinity Community Solutions...
A good news story has unfolded through the work of a Kummara Limited and Infinity Community Solutions Ltd (KICS) Support Worker, Davina and a remarkable family. Over the past eight months, Davina has been supporting a large kinship care family led by a devoted Great Grandparent (GG). With children ranging from prep to high school,...
QFKC Conference Registration now Open. Queensland Foster and Kinship Care (QFKC) has been a trusted voice for carers across the state since 1976. In 2025, QFKC’s annual conference will return, offering foster and kinship carers a unique opportunity to connect, learn, and grow. Set on the Sunshine Coast, this inspiring event is led by passionate...
The Changemaker: The Quiet Leadership of Ange Tyson In the heart of Queensland’s family services sector stands Ange Tyson, someone who embodies the ethos of listening with respect. As the Kinship and Foster Care Team Leader, Ange’s career with Kummara Limited and Infinity Community Solutions Ltd (KICS) over the last decade reflects commitment and dedication to...
Readers are advised that this article contains the name of an Aboriginal person who is deceased Marian Wright Edelman once said, “Service is the rent we pay for being. It is the very purpose of life, and not something you do in your spare time.” These words were echoed by Dr Gerald Featherstone during...
Jarryd Lawton, a proud Ghungalu–Bidjara man and Youth Justice Worker, has a unique approach to making a difference in the lives of the young people he works with. By blending his passion for art and his commitment to community, Jarryd provides a space for youth to connect with their heritage and process their experiences. Working...
