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.

We all have unique individual qualities. Remember that uniqueness is your strength. Let it guide you, ground you, and re...
23/11/2025

We all have unique individual qualities. Remember that uniqueness is your strength. Let it guide you, ground you, and remind you that you bring something no one else can.

Joy is best when shared! Our COO Annaley enjoyed an opportunity to meet and chat with Di and Malcolm Chandler, long time...
23/11/2025

Joy is best when shared! Our COO Annaley enjoyed an opportunity to meet and chat with Di and Malcolm Chandler, long time Infinity supporters. At that time Annaley was able to experience a ride on a Trishaw with Cycling Without Age Brisbane West, another not-for-profit supported by Malcolm and Di. Cycling Without Age is a wonderful initiative giving seniors and people with disability the chance to experience the simple joy of cycling.
At Infinity, we’re proud to support and connect with community programs like this, helping the people we walk alongside to access meaningful experiences and opportunities.

We’re proud to stand with our colleagues across South Australia as part of the campaign by SACOSS and Volunteering SA&...
21/11/2025

We’re proud to stand with our colleagues across South Australia as part of the campaign by SACOSS and Volunteering SA&NT.

This campaign shines a light on the essential work of our community service sector.
At Infinity Community Solutions, we wish to acknowledge those who show up every day to make a difference in people’s lives. Not just within our own organisation but in all community service organisations. We know the power of compassion, collaboration and care. Together, we’re building stronger, more connected communities.

You can view the names of those who have signed onto the campaign here: https://givecreditsa.com.au/

If you work in for a community service organisation in South Australia you can add your name to the credit list here: https://sacoss.org.au/sa-give-credit/

Happy International Men’s Day! A huge thank you to all the men who mentor, care, guide, and inspire. Do not underestima...
19/11/2025

Happy International Men’s Day! A huge thank you to all the men who mentor, care, guide, and inspire. Do not underestimate the impact that you have. Your work makes a lasting difference in our communities.

We’re proud to share our 2024–2025 Impact Report, showcasing the outcomes, achievements, and moments that matter most. F...
19/11/2025

We’re proud to share our 2024–2025 Impact Report, showcasing the outcomes, achievements, and moments that matter most.
From children and young people to carers, families and participants, see how our programs are making a real difference in the community.
Read the full report here: https://online.fliphtml5.com/fdqca/ioqp/

Diversity is representation.Inclusion is belonging.Both are essential because it’s not enough to be in the room if no on...
18/11/2025

Diversity is representation.
Inclusion is belonging.
Both are essential because it’s not enough to be in the room if no one feels invited to speak, contribute or dance.

Our latest Changemaker article is live!We sat down with Melanie Dolman, Program Manager for KICS Kinship and Foster Care...
17/11/2025

Our latest Changemaker article is live!
We sat down with Melanie Dolman, Program Manager for KICS Kinship and Foster Care, to hear her insights on supporting carers, strengthening families, and driving positive outcomes for children. Melanie also shares her leadership journey and practical advice for upcoming leaders in the sector.
Read the full story here: https://infinitycs.org.au/2025/09/29/having-an-impact-in-child-and-family-services/

Start your week well with this affirmation.
16/11/2025

Start your week well with this affirmation.

At Infinity, every day our staff go above and beyond to walk alongside children and young people, families, carers and p...
16/11/2025

At Infinity, every day our staff go above and beyond to walk alongside children and young people, families, carers and participants. It’s the care, empathy, and human connection they bring that leaves a lasting impact and it’s something no one will ever forget.

Thank you to our amazing staff for everything you do every day.

Do you know a child in care who’s excelling? The Infinity Boost Awards offer a little extra support to help them on thei...
13/11/2025

Do you know a child in care who’s excelling?
The Infinity Boost Awards offer a little extra support to help them on their journey, whether that’s covering equipment, course fees, or travel costs.
Head over to our website and complete an application form today:
https://infinitycs.org.au/2023/06/20/boost-awards/

Co-presenting at EuSARF 2025 in Spain with Trish McNamara and Janise Mitchell was an incredible opportunity for our CEO ...
13/11/2025

Co-presenting at EuSARF 2025 in Spain with Trish McNamara and Janise Mitchell was an incredible opportunity for our CEO Shelley Wall to share knowledge, learn from international colleagues, and continue driving positive outcomes for children and families worldwide.

The Day for Daniel is Australia’s largest National Day of Action to raise awareness of child safety, education, and prot...
30/10/2025

The Day for Daniel is Australia’s largest National Day of Action to raise awareness of child safety, education, and protection. It honours the memory of Daniel Morcombe, who went missing in 2003, and reminds us of the ongoing importance of keeping children and young people safe. Each year, on the last Friday in October, people across the country wear red and take part in activities that spark conversations about personal safety and the prevention of harm.

This year, staff across all programs will participate in meaningful conversations and activities to reinforce the message that protecting children and young people is everyone’s responsibility.

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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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Our Story

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.