This partnership represents more than sponsorship it is a shared commitment to inclusion, opportunity and meaningful community impact across Central Queensland.
The All Abilities Program continues to grow, providing people with disability the opportunity to participate in rugby league in a safe, supportive and empowering environment. With expanding participation numbers, multiple teams in 2026, and training hubs across Rockhampton, Gladstone, Emerald and Yeppoon, the program is creating genuine pathways for players of all ages and abilities to be involved in the game.
For Home Caring Rockhampton Owner and Director, Lee-Anne Schofield, the decision to come on board was an easy one.
“This was a clear yes for us! A partnership that reflects our commitment to inclusion, opportunity, and supporting people with disability through community sport,” Lee-Anne said.
Home Caring proudly services the region through its local offices in Rockhampton, Gladstone and the Banana Shire (Biloela), working closely with individuals and families to deliver high-quality in-home care and tailored support services. Their strong regional presence and deep understanding of community needs make this partnership a natural fit.
Supporting the All Abilities Program aligns seamlessly with Home Caring’s values empowering people with disability not only through care, but through confidence, connection and participation in community life.
Through this naming rights partnership, Home Caring Rockhampton will play a key role in helping the program expand its reach, enhance player experiences and continue breaking down barriers within community sport.
Reef City Ford Capras Community Care is incredibly grateful for Home Caring Rockhampton’s belief in the vision of the All Abilities Program and their commitment to standing alongside our players and families.
Together, we are building a more inclusive rugby league community one where everyone has the opportunity to pull on a jersey, take the field and truly belong.
