Infinity Community Solutions

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Infinity Community Solutions Ltd is a boutique secular social purpose organisation, motivated to make a difference in the lives of individuals offering services in Queensland and South Australia.

Our wrap-around services ensure children, young people, and participants get the support they need to thrive. From direc...
09/10/2025

Our wrap-around services ensure children, young people, and participants get the support they need to thrive. From direct care to connecting with other services, no one is left without help.

We were proud to be a sponsor of the Child Protection Week Awards and Lunch in South Australia once again this year.Our ...
08/10/2025

We were proud to be a sponsor of the Child Protection Week Awards and Lunch in South Australia once again this year.
Our staff attended the dinner and caught up with representatives from Edmen. Together they were able to celebrate and raise awareness about child safety and wellbeing.
Their passion, care, and dedication help ensure children have the support they need to thrive in safe and nurturing environments.

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We are so proud of Tiarna. Congratulations on your highly commended at the Child Protection Awards hosted by Ipswich Co...
07/10/2025

We are so proud of Tiarna. Congratulations on your highly commended at the Child Protection Awards hosted by Ipswich Community Youth Services (ICYS) for West Moreton and Ipswich region. Tiarna was joined by fellow KICS SW colleagues at the event who cheered her on as she accepted her award recognising achievements within the sector.

This week, we join communities around the world in recognising Global Kinship Care Week.Kinship Carers play a vital role...
06/10/2025

This week, we join communities around the world in recognising Global Kinship Care Week.
Kinship Carers play a vital role in supporting children who are unable to live with their parents, providing care within their family and kin networks.
Across all our programs and especially through our partnership with KICS Kinship and Foster Care programs with Kummara, we celebrate the love, strength, and stability that Kinship Carers provide, ensuring children stay connected to their culture, identity, and sense of belonging.

Start your week with intention. Take a moment to read this affirmation and remind yourself of the difference you make e...
05/10/2025

Start your week with intention. Take a moment to read this affirmation and remind yourself of the difference you make every day.

Childhood is for curiosity, adventure, and wonder. Let them explore, imagine, and stay wild. Don’t rush their journey. ...
05/10/2025

Childhood is for curiosity, adventure, and wonder. Let them explore, imagine, and stay wild. Don’t rush their journey.

Infinity Community Solutions Ltd would like to congratulate the winners of the 2025 SA Child Protection and Family Suppo...
03/10/2025

Infinity Community Solutions Ltd would like to congratulate the winners of the 2025 SA Child Protection and Family Support Awards. What an inspiring group of well deserved winners:
• Community Service Award: Power Community Ltd – Port Adelaide Football Club
• Active Efforts Award: Ngartuitya Family Group Conferencing, Relationships Australia SA
• The Voice of children and young people in care: Mount Barker Young People’s Council, Department for Child Protection
• Outstanding Service Award – Regional Impact: SAPOL Far North Family Violence Port Augusta and Judith Pearce, DCP Mount Barker (joint winners)
• Outstanding Service Award – Health, Wellbeing and Development: Cocoon Program, Women’s & Children’s Hospital Foundation
• Outstanding Service Award – Sector Development: Foster Care program – Reunification Model, Centacare Catholic Community Services
• Outstanding Service Award – Positive Impact: Keeping Families Healthy & Together, Barossa Hills Fleurieu Local Health Network
• Volunteer of the Year: Jan Ramsdale
• Outstanding achievement of a Child or Young person: Tia-Louise Rigney and Tyrell (joint winners)
• South Australian Kinship Carer of the Year: Paula Rankine
• South Australian Foster Carer of the Year: Judy & Tony McKenzie
• Minister for Child Protection Lifetime Achievement Award: Joyce Clark

Today, our TCI training is extra special! Brenda, one of our amazing trainers, isn’t just an expert in trauma-informed c...
26/09/2025

Today, our TCI training is extra special! Brenda, one of our amazing trainers, isn’t just an expert in trauma-informed care, she’s also a dedicated wildlife carer. She’s brought a baby magpie, safely resting in a quiet corner of the office, receiving care before returning to the wild. Compassion in action, both in our work and for nature! We love how talented and caring our staff are.

Behind every positive outcome are teams of dedicated staff working hand-in-hand.Even when programs overlap, our people c...
24/09/2025

Behind every positive outcome are teams of dedicated staff working hand-in-hand.
Even when programs overlap, our people collaborate carefully to provide children, families, and participants with the support they need to flourish.
We are more than individuals in separate programs, we are a united organisation, working together to ensure meaningful, lasting outcomes for life.

When we care for children, we’re not just supporting their today, we are shaping the adults of tomorrow. Investing in th...
22/09/2025

When we care for children, we’re not just supporting their today, we are shaping the adults of tomorrow.
Investing in their wellbeing is investing in a safer, stronger, and brighter future.

Children don’t measure love by the gifts they receive. They remember the moments, the laughter, the conversations, they ...
21/09/2025

Children don’t measure love by the gifts they receive. They remember the moments, the laughter, the conversations, they remember your presence.
Be there. Show up. Make it count.

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Level 1, 16 McDougall Street Milton
Brisbane, QLD
4064

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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Infinity Community Solutions Ltd was established in 2017 by two experienced, highly professional and dedicated social workers who saw a unique opportunity to build a boutique secular social purpose organisation.

Founding Directors, Shelley Wall and Annaley Clarke, have 40 years of combined experience in frontline, management, executive leadership, and special project roles, within the non-government community and family services sector in Queensland. Their collective commitment to this sector and the breadth of their experience has led to the establishment of partnerships at state, national, and international levels. Both Shelley and Annaley bring a wealth of strategic leadership, growth and advancement, operational sustainability, frontline service delivery, and have shaped practice models and practitioner excellence. Their commitment to advancing both their own capability, and the practitioners who work with them, has led to many innovations that have resulted in identifiable and measurable outcomes.

Many practitioners, funding bodies and community-based organisations have chosen to work with Shelley and Annaley because of their capability, experience, and their leadership character. They are renown for their innovative evidence-based practice models and sector-wide capacity building. Shelley was a founding member of the National Therapeutic Residential Care Alliance. She has served in a number of governance roles with PeakCare Qld Inc. as board member, treasurer and completed a 3 year term as President in 2017. Annaley has served as a Sanctuary Australian Faculty Member since 2016.

They are regular speakers at both national and international levels presenting conference papers arising from their strong value around research, leading edge practice and model advancement. Their outstanding work and accomplishments have been recognised through awards from Foster Care Queensland, The Department of Child Safety, the Sanctuary Institute, European Scientific Association of Residential and Family Care (EUSARF) and the Australia Day Queensland Committee.