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Fifteen workshop attendees are preparing to turn Sport4All learning into Inclusion Action Plans. School engagement, come-and-try sport and cricket connections add to the local work in Mundaring.

Staff at Splash Devonport Aquatic and Leisure Centre say Sport4All’s online learning has given them greater confidence and understanding when supporting people with disability. Working with local Inclusion Coach Jo Carson, the team is also identifying new opportunities to make participation more welcoming. Jo has been working with the centre for a couple of months. […]

Inclusive football is about more than what happens on the field. Discover how the Count Me In Round at Swan Districts Football Club celebrated community, volunteers and belonging, while highlighting the growing opportunities for people of all abilities to participate in football across Western Australia.

Play in the Bay is helping build a more inclusive sporting community across Albany by connecting people with disability, families and local organisations. Discover how Sport4All, local Inclusion Coaches and community partners are creating lasting opportunities for participation that extend well beyond a single event.

Creating inclusive sport starts with the people who lead it. Discover how Bunbury Catholic College partnered with Sport4All to equip future coaches with the skills, confidence and practical experience to create more welcoming sporting environments for people of all abilities. Through hands-on learning and ongoing education, students are helping shape the future of inclusive community sport.

Sport4All and the Shire of Mundaring recently delivered their first community disability inclusion workshop, bringing together local clubs, schools and community leaders to explore practical ways to strengthen inclusion in sport. The session focused on shared learning, real-world problem solving and building confidence around inclusive practice across the Perth Hills.

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.