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On Thursday 14^th of February, Tim Nicholls MP made a wonderful speech about GingerCloud Foundation and the Modified Rugby Program (MRP) in Parliament.

Every day young adults with learning and perceptual disabilities are reminded about what they cannot do, rather than celebrated for what they can do. At GingerCloud Foundation, our Modified Rugby Program (MRP) recognises every young adults’ potential and creates a place, through rugby clubs, where they can experience success in a fun, supportive environment. 

What a day! Thank you to the Queensland Reds for inviting the MRP to be a part of their Fan Day on Sunday morning, 3 February, at Ballymore.

Read up on Australia's most inclusive rugby event on the calendar here. 

GingerCloud Foundation and the Classic Wallabies are putting their partnership into practice, standing in union for inclusion at the inaugural MRP Showcase powered by the Classic Wallabies event on Saturday 09 February at Brothers Rugby Club, Albion. 

The countdown is on for the MRP Showcase powered by the Classic Wallabies event.

Click here to read up on all the happenings of the day.

GingerCloud Foundation's MRP was proudly announced the 2018 Play By The Rules Award Winners. 

Listen to our very own Managing Director Megan Elliott on how the MRP encourages and facilitates an inclusive environment. 

Ned Powell joined the MRP Tribe this 2018 season as a PlayerMentor in the Brothers Colts Team. Ned is an inspiring and passionate young man who flourished within the program. This year, GingerCloud's 2nd Fundraising Luncheon, Ned shed light on the power of the bond formed between himself and his PlayerMentor Paddy and he assures us it's one that will last forever. We spoke to Ned to gain a further insight into his experiences with the MRP. 

GingerCloud's MRP Managing Director joined in on the conversation on ABC Canberra Radio's Drive.

The Chesterman Family have been part of the MRP Tribe since the get-go! And have supported the program with passion, integrity, and love ever since. Anita Chesterman is known among the MRP Community for her beautiful artwork series that capture the heart-warming bonds formed from the program.