St Kilda Football Club

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Description

St Kilda Football Club demonstrates a strong commitment to disability inclusion by creating accessible, welcoming environments and delivering tailored programs such as our All Abilities SaintsPlay program, Blind and Vision Impaired, and Wheelchair AFL pathways. The club works to remove barriers to participation, champion equal opportunity and promote belonging both on and off the field, aligning with the AFL’s Disability Inclusion Action Plan 2023–2026, which prioritises access, representation and community connection across the game.

Organisation Type

AFL Club

Sport or activity

AFL

Participants

Adults, Children, Young people, Gender diverse participants, Open to all ages and backgrounds

People Take Part in Activity

Playing roles (e.g. athlete, participant, player)

State

Victoria (VIC)

Location

32 - 60 Linton Street, Morrabbin, Victoria, 3189

Accessibility Features

Modified rules and equipment to suit varying abilities
Trained and accredited inclusive coaches and support staff
Smaller group sizes for individualised support
Auslan interpretation or clear visual communication strategies where required
Tactile balls and audible equipment for Blind/Vision Impaired participants
Wheelchair-accessible playing surfaces and modified drills
Flexible participation options (competitive and social pathways)
Support worker and family-friendly environments
Clear behaviour expectations to promote psychological safety
Accessible parking bays close to venue entry points
Step-free access to main buildings and key facilities
Ramp and lift access to viewing areas and function spaces
Accessible toilets and changerooms
Wheelchair-accessible seating and viewing platforms
Wide internal corridors and doorways
Clear wayfinding signage
Accessible event entry and ticketing processes
Designated drop-off zones

Email:

inclusion@saints.com.au

Phone

0490845286

Website

https://www.saints.com.au/community/our-programs/diversity-and-inclusion/saintsplay/

Andrew Negrelli

“Inclusive sport matters to me because there is no I in team and everyone is included. Inclusive sport looks like one big happy family all together. I love sport because it keeps me fit and active, and I feel part of a team”

Andrew Playing Tennis

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