Recognition &
Community Trust 

While the most meaningful measure of success for Tribes is the growth, confidence, and belonging experienced by the people we support, we are honoured to have our work recognised by the wider community and industry. These acknowledgements reflect the shared commitment of participants, families, mentors, and partners who make the Tribes community possible.

King’s Trust
Australia Awards – Finalist

Tribes Adventure Group was recognised as a finalist, celebrating organisations creating meaningful community impact. The recognition highlights Tribes as a veteran-led organisation supporting young people and participants through mentoring, adventure, and nature-based programs that build confidence, independence, and belonging.

Person in a black raincoat and black cap facing a waterfall in a lush green forest.

Queensland Outdoor Recreation Federation (QORF) Awards – Finalist

Tribes was recognised for excellence in outdoor recreation programming, acknowledging Tribes’ commitment to safe, inclusive, and purposeful nature-based experiences that support wellbeing, skill development and social connection.

A person in ski gear and goggles taking a selfie that reflects a snowy outdoor ski resort with people in winter clothing in the background.

Gold Coast Business Excellence Awards – Health & Wellbeing Winner (2020)

Tribes Adventure Group received Business of the Year in the Health & Wellbeing category, recognising innovative and community-focused mentoring, therapeutic supports and experiential learning programs.

A man with dark hair and a beard, wearing a black jacket, is sitting at a table with three children. One girl has curly red hair, wearing a floral cap, and glasses, with her head down. Another girl with curly brown hair is wearing a blue Marvel cap. The group appears to be outdoors during daytime, with a blurred background of trees and blue structures, looking at a map on the table.

The Impact That Matters Most

Beyond awards and recognition, the true impact of Tribes is seen in everyday growth:

  • Participants building life skills, confidence and independence

  • Young people discovering purpose and identity

  • Families and communities experiencing strengthened relationships

  • Individuals reconnecting with community and nature