PBF Australia Named Proud Supplier of Queensland Rugby League
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23 October 2025
PBF Australia is proud to be recognised as a proud supplier of Queensland Rugby League (QRL), an organisation that champions community, leadership, and positive impact across Queensland.
As a national not-for-profit,?PBF Australia supports people living with spinal cord injury through education programs, peer support, employment opportunities, and financial protection services, empowering Australians to make safer, more confident choices—on the field, at work, and in everyday life.
Each year, PBF’s programs directly support Australians, helping individuals rebuild independence, confidence, and resilience.
Kim Hocking, CEO of PBF Australia, said:
“Becoming a proud supplier with Queensland Rugby League reinforces PBF’s commitment to building safer, stronger, and more connected communities. QRL’s values of teamwork, respect, and resilience align closely with our mission to empower Australians through education, lived experience, and practical programs. Together, we are helping prevent injuries and support people living with spinal cord injuries to thrive.”
Ben Ikin, CEO of Queensland Rugby League, said:
“We’re pleased to welcome PBF Australia as a proud supplier. Their work supporting people living with spinal cord injury and promoting education around safety and wellbeing reflects the same values of resilience and care that drive our rugby league community. Partnerships like this help us strengthen grassroots rugby league while keeping players safe.”
With decades of experience,?PBF Australia delivers programs informed by lived experience and practical support in spinal cord injury and injury prevention. This partnership highlights the power of collaboration between sport and not-for-profits to create meaningful impact, champion inclusion, and promote wellbeing.
Pictured: Ben Ikin (CEO, Queensland Rugby League), Kim Hocking (CEO, PBF Australia), and Darron Shields (Relationship & Growth Manager, PBF Queensland).
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