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”
Creating more inclusive sport opportunities starts with people feeling confident to act. For many clubs and schools, the question is not whether inclusion matters. It is how to make it work in everyday practice.
Sport4All provides free disability inclusion training, practical tools and ongoing support for community sporting clubs and schools across Australia. It is designed to help people build confidence, identify barriers and make changes that lead to more meaningful participation.
A single session or policy will not create inclusion on its own. Real change comes from learning, reflection, planning and follow through.
Sport4All gives organisations a practical pathway to do that:
Sport4All helps clubs create more welcoming experiences for players, volunteers, coaches, officials and families. The learning is grounded in the situations community clubs face every week.
Your club can then turn its learning into an Inclusion Action Plan shaped around your sport, people and community.
Sport and physical activity are an important part of school life. Every student should have the opportunity to participate, belong and develop through those experiences.
Sport4All supports schools to recognise barriers, build staff confidence and take practical action to make sport and physical activity more inclusive.
Training is only one part of Sport4All. After completing the Check In and learning modules, clubs and schools can create an Inclusion Action Plan and access support from a Sport4All Inclusion Coach. This helps people apply what they have learned in a way that is realistic for their own setting.
Whether you are a coach, teacher, volunteer, club committee member, school leader or council representative, Sport4All can help you take the next step towards inclusion.
No. Sport4All is designed for organisations at every stage, including those just beginning their inclusion journey.
No. The program is relevant for coaches, volunteers, committee members, teachers, school leaders and others involved in creating inclusive sport opportunities.
Yes. Sport4All is a free national program for eligible community sporting clubs and schools across Australia.
You can develop an Inclusion Action Plan and access support from a Sport4All Inclusion Coach as you put it into practice.
“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”
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