State Winners - WA

The Pregnancy to Parenthood Clinic (P2P) is a community-based early intervention service for families facing emotional challenges during the transition to parenthood. Providing free support from pregnancy through the child's second year, P2P strengthens emotional wellbeing and nurtures parent-infant relationships, ensuring every child and family thrives from the start.

The WA All Abilities Football Association (WAAAFA) delivers inclusive sports programs for people with disabilities in Western Australia. Established in 2017, WAAAFA exists to ensure that every person, regardless of ability, has the chance to experience the joy and benefits of community sport.

The Women & Infants Research Foundation (WIRF) is an independent medical research organisation, dedicated to improving the health and wellbeing of women, babies, and families. Established in 1975, WIRF has a proud history of driving research that informs health policy, transforms clinical care, and delivers measurable outcomes across Australia and globally.

Li-ion Energy is a battery reuse and engineering company tackling the growing challenge of lithium battery waste. Co-founded by Sarai Ball and Justin Manton, the company began in a garage and has grown into a specialised operation focused on lithium battery pack reconditioning, technical dismantling, and clean energy system design.

TASSK (Towards Ability Strength Success & Knowledge) is dedicated to enhancing outcomes for all Australians, with a particular focus on Indigenous communities and individuals with disabilities. Established by Taye Williams, an Anangu/Nyungar man born with Cerebral Palsy, TASSK was born out of firsthand experiences with systemic barriers in employment and support services.

Revo Fitness is an independent gym making fitness simple and giving people the opportunity to improve and better themselves without constraints through its accessible locations, encouraging atmosphere, flexible opening hours, and affordable memberships.