INVICTUS
IN THE
COMMUNITY

Strengthening the wellbeing of the defence community through sport, connection, and community.

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SPORT FOR DEFENCE COMMUNITIES

Life during and after service can bring change, challenge, and reflection. It can also open the door to new opportunities for connection, growth, and new purpose. At the heart of our work is a simple belief: you and your family deserve to thrive and sport can help make that happen.

We promote the value of sport as a lifelong enabler of happiness, health, and wellbeing. Through inclusive and welcoming sporting experiences, we help ex serving and current serving members, and their families reconnect with themselves, with each other, and with their communities.

Whether you’re playing, volunteering, or simply being part of the team, sport can provide social connection, improve long term wellbeing and build healthy routine.

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Meet your local Invictus Australia team member and discover how they can help you and your family connect with inclusive sporting opportunities near you.

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LEARN ABOUT TEAM VETERAN

Team Veteran visually represents our community teams, the bright yellow camo is worn at a range of sporting opportunities at various levels.

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Case Study

A nurse who resides in Nowra, NSW, Tracey Clothier is deeply connected to the defence community. As the spouse of Navy veteran John, she has lived through the unique experiences and challenges that come with military life. Over time, Tracey experienced noticeable improvements in her physical health and developed a regular routine that allowed her to unwind and connect with others in her community. Encouraged by her positive experiences, Tracey convinced her husband, John, to join the program as well.

She shared, “Defence life can be hard, but sport can help. Sometimes, family members need this support as much, if not more than a veteran does. After incorporating movement into my everyday life, I feel better within myself, have more clarity, and look forward to what’s next.”

Tracey and husband at local community sport

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