T4 Cares

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  • Honey Badgers help those in need in Uganda

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    HONEY BADGERS HELP THOSE IN NEED IN UGANDA The Honey Badgers donated the winners cheque of $250 to Life Charity Focus Uganda for taking out the T4L 21 at the end of 2022. “Thank you everyone for your support towards the gym mats and wedges at Hearts of Hope special needs school. We are so…

  • McCarthy Catholic College Indigenous students

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    MCC INDIGENOUS STUDENTS In conjunction with the Local Aboriginal Lands Council (LALC), the Op Hub and Ten4 Australia / T4 Cares, a group of McCarthy year 7 and 8 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students had the opportunity to taste test our sport in November 2022. One off sessions are often enough to get a…

  • LALC Bounceback Program

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    LALC BOUNCEBACK PROGRAM Saturday night opened the doors to potentially a wonderful opportunity. Amy Strong from the LALC organised a one-off T4L session for around 40 kids in the Bounceback Program. These kids from the local aboriginal community range from 12-18 years had a taste test of how our sport works. One session is often…

  • PCYC Tamworth

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    PCYC TAMWORTH PCYC senior constable Sandi Sandison reached out to to explore opportunities around disengaged youth in Tamworth in 2019. And we’re glad she did because this was the start of a healthy partnership. PCYC introduced a group of high school aged youth into the T4 as a part of the Fit for Change program…

  • Thank you PHN

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    THANK YOU PHN The Primary Health Network see value in the health benefits of our sport. That’s why they’ve provided seed funding for our youth development program. We thank the PHN for providing this financial assistance especially needed for the lower socio-economic youth groups to engage in our community and our sport. The importance of…

  • Focus on the stretch zone

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    FOCUS ON THE STRETCH ZONE The comfort zone is a safe place to be. The panic zone is … not. So the key area is to focus on the space in between and this is where the magic and the growth happens. In our context this can often be a fine line. Bouldering often has…

  • Fred’s massive effort

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    FRED’S MASSIVE EFFORT We’re proud of him and it’s hard not to be. On his own accord without any other influence than the desire to do it, Fred Eather set out a rather ambitious goal in the name of helping kids in Africa. Fred decided to climb the height equivalent of mount Kilimanjaro (5895m) in…