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Celebrating success at TCG

Congratulations for making it to the end of the year.

December is a time for celebration and reflection on the year that has passed, and to look forward to what 2024 has in store for us.

The Companion Group achieved many of its own goals this year, while supporting our participants to achieve theirs.

In January we passed our mid-term audit with flying colours.

April hosted our first ever family and friend’s picnic. June introduced Leanne, the seventh member of the TCG office. September brought us together for our staff brush ‘n bubbles night.

Over the year we were also able to deliver a new staff training platform, launch our new website and welcome 16 new Companions to the group.

Our brilliant team helped to support roughly 122 participants, by delivering more than 32,000 hours of individual support and travelling more than 166,000km with our participants on community access adventures.

Cheers to another excellent year, and here’s to an exciting 2024.

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