Case Studies
Our goal is to see every Australian, no matter their background or ability, feel safe and truly included when they participate in sports.
See the work Sport4All has done to improve inclusion and accessibility in schools and clubs.
Shire of Wyndham East Kimberley
Sport4All and SWEK are championing disability-inclusive sports by creating welcoming and accessible opportunities for people of all abilities to participate in community events. Through initiatives like the IDPwD Breakfast in Kununurra, the event showcased adaptive sports, encouraged local engagement, and highlighted the importance of inclusive environments in regional Australia. Read on to learn how these efforts are shaping the future…
City of Melbourne
The Melbourne University Touch Football club partnered with Sport4All, the City of Melbourne Council, and the Active Melbourne team to launch a six-week All Abilities Sports Program. This initiative provided a safe and inclusive space for people of all abilities to engage in Touch Football, transforming the club’s approach to accessibility and setting a new standard for inclusive sports programs.
City of Busselton
The Geographe Leisure Centre in Busselton came alive with the spirit of inclusion during a recent Inclusive Sports Day, featuring a wide range of adaptive sports. This collaborative effort between the City of Busselton and Sport4All brought together over 80 participants of all ages and abilities, showcasing the power of sport to break down barriers and create a sense of…
Alice Springs Town Council
In the heart of Australia, the Alice Springs Town Council (ASTC) and the National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA) are making ice skating accessible to everyone. Within the cool confines of the Alice Springs Convention Centre, their annual ice-skating program provides a unique opportunity for the community to experience the joy of gliding across the ice. This year, Sport4All partnered with…
