IMPACT's Prize recipient aspires to support rural and Indigenous communities

IMPACT Community Services proudly congratulates Natalie Foyle, the 2025 recipient of the IMPACT Community Services Prize at CQUniversity.

This award is part of the annual CQUniCares Academic Prizes program and is presented to the second-year student in the Wide Bay Burnett region studying CC59 Bachelor of Public Health (Specialisation), CL91 Bachelor of Nursing, CL71 Bachelor of Social Work or CC43 Bachelor of Psychological Science who achieves the highest GPA.

Natalie, a dedicated and high-achieving student, expressed heartfelt gratitude for the recognition and support.

“I was thrilled to receive the generous and unexpected IMPACT Community Services Prize in recognition of my academic dedication and achievements,” Natalie said.

“This prize will make an invaluable contribution to my ongoing educational expenses. Receiving a prize that recognises my efforts means a great deal to me and will further inspire me to continue with my studies.”

Natalie’s goal is to become a clinical psychologist, with a strong desire to serve rural and Indigenous communities.

“Your support will help me achieve this goal. Thank you so much - I am truly grateful.”

IMPACT Community Services is honoured to support students like Natalie who are committed to making a meaningful difference in their communities. We wish her every success in her studies and future career.

To learn more about the CQUniCares Academic Prizes, visit: https://www.cqu.edu.au/about-us/giving/cqunicares-prizes