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Your Guide to Disability Inclusion in sport.

Welcome to Sport4All blog page, your one-stop shop for all things related to disability inclusion in sports!

Whether you’re a seasoned athlete, a passionate coach, a curious parent, or simply an advocate for a more inclusive sporting world, you’ve come to the right place. Our blog is brimming with insightful articles, inspiring stories, and practical tips to equip you with the knowledge and resources to make sporting experiences truly accessible for everyone.

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Finding My Way Back to the Water

Sport4All Inclusion Coach Fiona Kleinitz reflects on returning to swimming after 20 years and the conversations it sparked about inclusive sports participation. Her...
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Sport4All Inclusion Coach Jenny presenting to an audience seated in chairs, attentively listening.

Driving Disability Sports Inclusion at Netball NSW’s Roadshow

Sport4All joined Netball NSW’s Regional Roadshow in Wagga Wagga to support disability sports inclusion. Through workshops and practical strategies, local netball clubs...
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Inclusive Sport: Fraser’s Story of Belonging

Fraser's story is a powerful example of how inclusive sport can create a ripple effect of positive change. His involvement with the Magpies has not only enriched his own...
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An image of Kelly seated by the soccer pitch, next to a fence. She is wearing a black tracksuit and looking at the game. Beside her are some footballs, and behind the fence, people are watching the game.

The Heart of Inclusive Sport: Reflections of an Inclusion Coach

Kelly Hamlyn, an Inclusion Coach with Sport4All, shares her personal journey and insights into the world of inclusive sport. Going beyond workshops and presentations...
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Disability Inclusion in Australian Sports

The Paralympics inspire us to champion disability inclusion in sports. Sport4All is leading the charge, empowering athletes of all abilities to participate and excel...
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In this imagxe, a young boy is wearing a pink Cricket Blast jersey. He is wearing glasses and is smiling while looking at the camera. He has both his hands in the air with a cricket ball in his right hand. He is on a cricket field, which is visible in the background.

Sport4All and Cricket NSW Deliver Inclusive Sports Training for Schools

Inclusive sports and disability sports are becoming essential in today's world, with 1 in 5 children in NSW public schools having a disability. Sport4All and Cricket NSW...
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The image is a portion of Sport4All's Aboriginal artwork. The artwork tells the story of our Sport4All program, of people coming from rainforest, river, desert, and ocean Country, and people coming from other countries over big seas. It tells the story of our LGBTIQA+ community, and everyone coming together to yarn about inclusive sport. This artwork represents disability in the tracks: people with non-visible disabilities, people who use wheelchairs, and people who use guide dogs and walking sticks.

Sport4All First Nations Artwork

A powerful artwork by Wiradjuri Elder Uncle Paul Calcott takes center stage in Sport4All's commitment to reconciliation. The piece showcases Aboriginal and Torres Strait...
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Volunteer for disability inclusion in sport

Imagine a thriving sports scene where everyone contributes through disability inclusion in Australian sports volunteering. This isn't a dream, it's a reality waiting to...
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Breaking Down Barriers in WA Tennis

Learn more about the groundbreaking partnership between Sport4All and Tennis West that aims to revolutionise tennis accessibility for people with disability in Western...
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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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