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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.

Sport4All Inclusion Coach Marnie Shannon, alongside a Sport4All banner at an outdoor event next to a red inflatable dinosaur.
Inclusive sport in Albury was brought to life at the 2026 Youth Expo, where Sport4All showed how simple, practical changes can help more young people participate. Through hands-on activities and real conversations, clubs and schools explored how inclusion can start with small, flexible adjustments.
Three Sport4All team members stand in front of a presentation screen and banner.
Sport4All’s first Learning Forum in Darwin brought clubs together to explore practical approaches to inclusion. With strong engagement and clear next steps, the session marked the beginning of ongoing change across the Northern Territory.
A man with a prosthetic leg runs on an athletics track. He is wearing a backwards hat, a black t-shirt, and shorts. The track stretches behind him, lined with green grass on either side.
Sport4All, in partnership with APM Communities, has announced the appointment of Roger D’Souza as the region’s first Access and Inclusion Coach for Albany, Denmark and Mount Barker. This landmark role will help local clubs, schools and councils make sport more inclusive, building stronger communities and creating more opportunities for people with disability to get involved.
Michael Bourgault du Coudray, Sport4All Inclusion Coach, stands beside the Sensory-Sports Hub container at an event.
Sport4All expands inclusive sport Mundaring through adaptive sport partnerships, workshops and Shire engagement across the Perth Hills.
Sport4All Inclusion Coach Shamika Pryor-Woods at an event, behind her is the Sport4All pull up benner.
Sport4All strengthens inclusive sport Townsville through new partnerships, community events and regional club engagement across north Queensland.
David Hydon, Sport4All Inclusion Coach sits in a wheelchair beside a Sport4All banner at a community event.
Sport4All expands disability inclusion sport Mount Isa engagement, connecting schools and clubs through two major community expos.
Sport4All Inclusion Coach, Emily with Cr Jim Moloney next to Sport4All banner inside a community hall.
Sport4All launches disability inclusion sport support in Moreton Bay, connecting schools and clubs with practical training and inclusive strategies.
Two people sit side by side indoors; Sport4All Inclusion Coach, Alex, wears a Sport4All polo and smiles while the other gently holds a small animal, with baskets and seating visible around them.
City of Darwin’s DiversAbility Fun Day shows how council leadership and strong partnerships can embed inclusion into everyday community life.
Come and Try poster from the Mildura event
A come-and-try all-abilities sports day in Mildura showed how immersive, inclusive experiences can help more people participate in sport with confidence.

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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