How We Partner With Community
We collaborate with local councils, community groups, and businesses to activate underutilised green spaces, transforming them into vibrant hubs of play, learning, and connection.
Our initiatives aim to increase equitable access to enriching, play-based outdoor learning experiences — designed to meet the diverse needs of families and educators across the community.
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Transforming Public Spaces
Supporting Local Communities
Sustainable Growth
Continuous Improvement
Empowering Parent Leadership
Our Partnership Model
Strengthening Through Tiered Pricing
Parent-Led Initiatives
Enjoy no-cost access to Bush Kindy Learning's community initiatives with council/partner-funded face-to-face training courses and exclusive online webinars.
Not-For-Profit & Indigenous Organisations
Benefit from significant discounts to our Professional Development Suite of offerings.
By aligning our values with the unique needs of our community, we help create a sustainable model for delivering exceptional outdoor learning experiences. Join us in our mission to nurture community growth and empower parents, carers and educators with the tools they need to make a lasting impact through nature play.
Ways to Get Involved
Ways to Get Involved
Not-for-Profit & Indigenous Organisations
Reach out to discuss our discounted rates and funding opportunities that support accessible, high-quality nature play experiences for every family.
Government and Councils
Connect with us to activate local green spaces and develop impactful training opportunities that benefit the community. Together, we can create sustainable programs that inspire.
Early Childhood Education and Care Providers
Access our incursions, mentoring, and training offerings designed to enrich your curriculum and empower your educators.
Business Partners
Partner with us to create meaningful nature play opportunities through training, community initiatives and sponsored programs that connect businesses with communities in nature.
Parents
Join one of our popular Bush Kindy sessions or participate in our no-cost council/partner-funded face-to-face training courses and exclusive webinars to experience nature play firsthand.
Together we're shaping a future where community-led models create lasting, positive change.
Meet Our Community Partners
We grateful for the support of the following organisations. Their contributions — from funding and venue access to promotional support and deep community collaboration — make free nature play sessions possible for families across South-East Queensland.
Logan City Council
Provides funding, venues, and event support across multiple locations including Daisy Hill and Alexander Clark Park.
Kingston East Neighbourhood Group (KENG)
Longstanding partner since 2023. Co-developed the very first free Community Bush Kindy and continues to help expand programs across Logan.
Frasers Property Australia
Longstanding sponsors of our Bahrs Scrub Bush Kindy site, enabling access to free programs for families in the local community.
Griffith University
Supports our community programs through collaborative events and student placements.
Gunya Meta
Community partner supporting cultural inclusion and engagement in our outdoor programs.
Australian Institute of Play
Collaborates to promote play-based learning and community-led outdoor initiatives.
Children’s Week Council of Australia
Supports inclusive nature play during Children’s Week and recognises our commitment to child-led learning.
Bush Kindy Sprouts
Community led Bush Kindy parent network group supporting green space activation for play.
Ipswich City Council
Funds nature play sessions and supports accessible programming.
Eagleby South State School
Supports on-site delivery of intergenerational Bush Kindy programs for local families.
Sunnybank Community & Sports Club
Funds our Daisy Hill Bush Playgroup through generous community grants.
Bendigo Bank
Co-sponsor of Bush Kindy Learning community initiative, Family Explorers.
Play Matters Australia
Play Matters Australia is a supporting partner of the Family Explorers initiative, helping families take the next steps toward establishing their own community-led nature playgroups.
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