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People with Disability Australia (PWDA) has launched a national survey to better understand the experiences, needs and priorities of LGBTQIA+ people with disability. For more information or to complete the survey, visit We Are PWDA: LGBTQIA+ People with Disability Survey Who can complete the survey? LGBTQIA+ people with disability or people with disability who have […]

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For the first time, the Australian Sikh Games 2026 in Melbourne is introducing sports for individuals with disabilities within our Sikh community. This will provide an opportunity for everyone to participate in this great community event.  If you or someone you know is interested in participating, or if you would like to help organize this […]

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Regional All Abilities Participation Grants assist organisations to increase participation opportunities and address barriers to participation for people with disability in regional Victoria. Grants will support organisations to: Increase awareness, understanding, acceptance, community pride and connection.. Purchase modified equipment, assistive technology, adaptive clothing and environmental aids Recruit, mentor, employ and retain a person with disability […]

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In 2025, Football Australia started the Play Football campaign called Everyone’s Game. This campaign shows that football is for everyone, no matter your age, gender, race, or religion. In Victoria, you can join local clubs and programs to connect with others, improve your skills, and enjoy the game. Whether you want to play for fun, […]

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Inclusive sport providing opportunities for participants and community in one of Australia’s fastest-growing regions. Geelong is one of the fastest-growing regions in Australia, and combining a regional city passion for sport with a greater number of people available to participate means the city has stumbled across something of a recipe for inclusion. Read the full […]

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According to a new study, people with disability who partake in sport and physical recreation experience improved mobility and endurance, better balance and quality of life.  Gabby Vassallo was 35 years old when she was hit by a car while riding her bicycle. She was training for an Iron Man triathlon.  The result was a traumatic brain […]

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Sport4All is a ground-breaking program brought to life through a collaboration between the Australian Government, the Australian Sports Commission, and former Australian of the Year, Dylan Alcott’s consultancy, Get Skilled Access. Their purpose is to drive a positive change in grassroots sport, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the benefits of sport when, where, and how […]

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