In the News

Yoga on the Inside has been featured across a range of respected media outlets and industry platforms, sharing the impact of our work inside correctional centres and beyond. From government and national news coverage to interviews and accelerator program recognition, these stories highlight how our programs support rehabilitation, trauma recovery, and positive change for people in custody.

  • The established relationship between QCS and Yoga on the Inside for the supply of health and wellbeing services meets the strategy’s objectives to 'enable and improve health and wellbeing’ of prisoners and ‘connect through partnerships’, as well as meeting the Queensland Government’s commitment to ‘increase spend with genuine, quality, social enterprises’ (QPS 2023). Read the full story here

  • Read full article here

  • Listen to the radio snippet here.

  • My overall goal during the next 6 months of this program is to refine the purpose of Yoga on the Inside, the work that we do, the people that we serve, and the impact that this work has the potential to create for people (especially those who are marginalised) we connect with.

    This is a cohort of 13 dynamic social enterprises throughout South East Queensland. These social enterprises are led by purpose-led entrepreneurs, each of these enterprises are responding to a vast range of issues & challenges in their local communities and beyond.

    I’m honoured and humbled to be a part of this cohort where we get to share and learn with one another and help each other succeed and grow for the betterment of the communities we ALL live in. 

    Click here to read the full blog or enjoy the podcast here

  • See what QCS (Queensland Corrective Services) is saying about the positive effects the Yoga on the Inside trauma-informed program is having with a group of it's female prisoners.....click here or download the pdf

  • From humble beginnings and a passion for karma-yoga (yoga of service) Yoga on the Inside was born.

    The opportunity and need to make yoga accessible to those members of our society who are often seen as underserving, is what had driven me (Sonia) to bring this trauma-informed yoga practice to this incarcerated population of individuals.   The NEIS Program (run via Sarina Russo) is what helped launch this passion-project of mine, along with the never-wavering support from the international Prison Yoga Project.

    Providing prisoners with a means and an opportunity to learn about compassion to themselves and to others is at the heart of what we are able to achieve with this program.

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