HEART OF INVICTUS

Produced by Archewell Productions and the Invictus Games Foundation in partnership with NETFLIX.

Streaming starts August 30th.

Over five, hour-long episodes, follow a group of competitors, from around the globe, all service members who have experienced life-changing injuries or illnesses, on their road to the Invictus Games The Hague in 2022.

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sports events delivered for defence community

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Partnerships with local Sporting clubs, ESOs & Community Groups

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national sporting partners, creating hundreds of local events

Case Study: Local activity for social &EMOTIONAL HEALTH

“When you leave the Defence Force, the door shuts and it shuts hard.”

Find out how Invictus Australia’s local Veteran Engagement Specialist is working with a veteran’s surfing group to transform lives through community, connection and the call of the waves.

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From grassroots to international level, whether playing, coaching, volunteering or officiating, Invictus Australia believes in the power of sport to assist in recovery, rehabilitation and reintegration of our servicemen and women. We do this through partnerships with sporting bodies, ex-service organisations, governments, business and the community.

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Mental Wellness Matters this Veterans’ Health Week

News 22 Sep 2023
Invictus Australia is hosting a range of sporting activities this Veterans Health Week to build mental wellness. Find one near you

Team Australia’s curtain call at Invictus Games Dusseldorf 2023

News 17 Sep 2023
The curtain has officially fallen on Invictus Games Dusseldorf 2023 with a spectacular Closing Ceremony at the Merkur Spiel-Arena
Family and friends at the swimming at Invictus Games Dusseldorf 2023
Team Australia Co-Captain Taryn Dickens competes in the cycling at Invictus Games Dusseldorf 2023
Verity Sanchez competes in the table tennis at Invictus Games Dusseldorf 2023
Brad Mazzaferri represents Australia in the swimming at Invictus Games Dusseldorf 2023

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Find out more about the two streams of work Invictus Australia delivers for the Australian veteran community.

“Invictus is about the dedication of the men and women who served their countries, confronted hardship and refused to be defined by their injuries. Invictus is about the families and friends who face the shock of learning that their loved ones have been injured or fallen ill, and then rally to support them on their journey of recovery. And above all, Invictus is about the example to the world that all servicemen and women, injured or not, provide about the importance of service and duty.”

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Andrew Wilkinson

“Obviously with sport it’s definitely a rehabilitation provider, it gets you back out in the community, and you just feel better by doing sport. And then as you get fitter you find that the injuries are a lot easier to handle.”

Australian navy veteran and Invictus Games competitor

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“For someone like Gary it’s not easy to participate in traditional types of sport involving teams that bring community to him,” says Gary’s wife, Renee. “Given the limitations of his injuries, it (rowing) enables him to participate which is the key benefit.”

Australian Army veteran and Invictus Games competitor

rachel kerrigan

“PTSD stripped me of my identity. I was ruled by anxiety, fear and flashbacks. But sport has given me the tools to manage it and strengthen and build my coordination as well as create comradery and mateship, those things you miss outside the military.”   

Australian RAAF veteran and Invictus Games competitor

Brendan Hardman

“Events like Warrior Games are an incredible experience, but it’s how you apply what you learnt back in your local communities that matters most to me.

Australian Army veteran and Invictus Games competitor


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Invictus Australia partners with national sporting organisations and major sporting bodies to deliver opportunities for veterans and their families across sport at a local level.  

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Invictus Australia sees a world in which all members of the Australian Defence community are active and connected through the power of sport and recreation to enhance their physical and mental wellbeing.

Get in touch to find a sporting community near you.


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reported veteran suicides from 2001-2019

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regular community-based sports participation generates $18.7bn value p.a. in social capital

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