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Welcome to the Sport4All news page, your go-to source for updates on our exciting partnerships with various sports clubs dedicated to promoting disability inclusion in sports!

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Sport4All and Netball Qld Partner for Disability Sports Inclusion

Sport4All and Netball Queensland Partner to Make Disability Sports More Accessible Sport4All is excited to announce a groundbreaking partnership with Netball Queensland...
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An image showing para cyclists on a racing track, with their bicycles lined up on the track. Several coaches stand behind them, observing and offering support. The cyclists wear helmets and racing gear, while the coaches are dressed in casual sports attire. The background features elements of a standard racing track, including lanes and markings.

Sport4All and Little Athletics SA announce partnership

Sport4All is excited to announce a new partnership with Little Athletics SA to champion inclusivity in junior athletics across South Australia. This collaboration focuses...
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Sport4All and Tennis SA Join Forces

Sport4All and Tennis SA Join Forces

We're thrilled to announce our partnership with Tennis SA, championing inclusive tennis in South Australia. This collaboration opens doors for people of all abilities to...
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A young boy holding a tennis racket in his hand. He is wearing a black cap and grey shorts. He is smiling and is on a tennis court.

Sport4All Partners with Tennis ACT to Champion Inclusivity in Tennis

Sport4All and Tennis ACT join forces to promote diversity and inclusivity in tennis, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the sport regardless of ability. This partnership...
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Sport4All's Inclusion Coach Kelly with a Basketball SA athlete, both holding a basketball and smiling at the camera. In the background, some people are playing basketball, but they are blurred.

Basketball SA Join Forces to Champion Inclusivity in Basketball

Basketball SA teams up with Sport4All to foster inclusivity in basketball across South Australia. The partnership aims to increase awareness, capability, and...
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The image shows a woman with dark hair wearing a white netball kit and sunglasses. She is throwing the ball to two other girls from the same team who are standing opposite her with their backs to the camera. They are all wearing the same team kits. They are on a netball court with other players in the blurred background.

Disability Inclusion with Netball NSW

Netball NSW and Sport4All have teamed up to enhance disability inclusion in netball throughout New South Wales. This partnership will expand All Abilities programs...
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This image features a young girl wearing a brown shirt and white pants on a baseball field. She is wearing a pink helmet and holding a pink baseball bat, captured in an action shot where she has swung the bat and is about to hit the baseball. In the background, other teammates and a coach can be seen, blurred at a distance.

Disability Inclusion: Baseball Queensland Partnership

Baseball Queensland has partnered with Sport4All to enhance disability inclusion in baseball across the state. The collaboration will focus on education, training, and...
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In the image, three people are shown at a lacrosse training session. In the center, the coach stands, demonstrating technique to one of the students who is holding a lacrosse bat. The coach is actively instructing the student while showing them proper form. On either side of the coach, two students are mimicking the coach's actions, also holding lacrosse bats as they practice the demonstrated technique.

Lacrosse Victoria partners with Sport4All to promote Inclusive Sports

Sport4All and Lacrosse Victoria are teaming up to promote inclusive sports in lacrosse! This groundbreaking partnership aims to ensure everyone in Victoria has the...
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A swimmer is at the end of a swimming pool, wearing a black swimming cap and swimming goggles. The swimmer's right arm is raised, showing congenital hand differences with the hand missing below the wrist.

Swimming Victoria and Sport4All Dive into Inclusive Sports

Sport4All and Swimming Victoria are diving headfirst into inclusive sports! This groundbreaking partnership aims to ensure everyone in Victoria has the opportunity to...
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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”

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