Meet the people behind 4titude

Kelly is the Co-Founder and Managing Director of 4titude and Sports 4 All, bringing more than three decades of experience across disability, community services, mental health, aged care, youth services, out-of-home care, and inclusive sport.

Throughout her career, Kelly has held senior leadership roles across both government and not-for-profit organisations, leading services and programs that support people to live safe, connected, and meaningful lives. Her experience spans disability services, child and youth services, out-of-home care, mental health, aged care, community participation, safeguarding, workforce development, operational leadership, and strategic growth.

Driven by a passion for inclusion and social impact, Kelly co-founded 4titude, Sports 4 All and Sports Inclusion NSW & ACT, helping create opportunities that empower people with disability to participate fully in their communities and pursue their goals. Her work has focused on building pathways that connect disability support, community participation, employment, recreation, and sport, ensuring people have access to meaningful opportunities at every stage of life.

Under her leadership, 4titude has grown into a diverse service provider delivering disability supports, community participation programs, respite services, employment pathways, independent living initiatives, and inclusive sporting opportunities across New South Wales.

Kelly is known for her practical and people-focused leadership style, her commitment to challenging low expectations, and her belief that every person deserves the opportunity to contribute, belong, and live a life of their choosing.

Her vision continues to guide the organisation's mission of creating pathways that build confidence, independence, inclusion, and opportunity for people of all abilities.

Greg Brown is the Co-Founder and Director of Sport & Recreation for 4titude, Sports 4 All, and Sports Inclusion NSW & ACT. For more than 40 years, Greg has dedicated his career to supporting people with disability to live meaningful, connected, and active lives.

Beginning his career as a Registered Nurse within the mental health system, Greg spent over three decades working in institutional and community settings supporting people with intellectual disability, mental health challenges, and complex support needs. Throughout this time, he became known for looking beyond traditional models of care and creating opportunities for people to participate in their communities, develop friendships, and experience life beyond the walls of services and institutions.

A lifelong advocate for inclusion through sport and recreation, Greg has built strong relationships with local, state, national, and international sporting organisations, helping create pathways that allow athletes with disability to participate, compete, and excel. His work has contributed to countless opportunities for individuals to experience the benefits of sport, community connection, travel, personal achievement, and lifelong friendships.

Known for his unwavering commitment to participants and their families, Greg has supported some individuals for more than 40 years, building trusted relationships that span generations. Families regularly describe him as someone who genuinely cares, follows through on his commitments, and always looks for ways to create new opportunities for the people he supports.

Today, Greg continues to play an active role in programs, events, competitions, camps, and participant support. His passion for sport remains as strong as ever, as does his belief that everyone deserves the opportunity to participate, belong, and achieve their personal best.

When he's not supporting participants or developing sporting opportunities, you'll likely find Greg talking rugby league, following the Wests Tigers, or finding another way to incorporate his love of sport into everyday life.