Moving your body has so many benefits both physically and mentally. If you’re looking for ways to be active no matter what your ability, check out some of the amazing organisations we partner with to ensure you can get moving in no time.
Access for All Abilities - AAA Play
Operated by Reclink Australia, Access for All Abilities (AAA Play) provides Australia’s only dedicated referral and connection service for people with a disability to sports and recreational opportunities in Victoria.
AAA Play work with people to identify what activity they wish to be involved in, what their disabilities are, and where they are located. Drawing on a network of State Sporting Associations, Regional Sports Assemblies, active community clubs, local governments, and disability specific sport and recreation providers, AAA Play can link each person with a suitable sport or recreation activity, in a timely manner.
AAA Play make communicating as easy as possible, contact them by:
Email: request@aaavic.org.au
Phone: 1800 222 842
Website www.aaaplay.org.au
Reclink Australia is proud to be providing AAA Play in Victoria thanks to the support of the Victorian State Government.
Disability sport and recreation
DSR help Victorians with disability live happier, more active lives. They are working to make sure Victorians with disability have equal opportunities to meaningfully engage in the sport and active recreation of their choice.
Find out more at dsr.org.au
Sports Ability by Sports Australia
Inclusive activity cards for all levels of ability designed to develop children's skills, confidence and motivation for sports-based activities. Through the adaption and modification of game rules, equipment and techniques, the cards provide fun and enjoyable opportunities for everyone to participate and achieve success.
Check them out at sportaus.gov.au/sports_ability
In2Sport subsidies
You can also check out Council’s In2Sport subsidy program, which supports young people living in Brimbank who are aged 6-18 years participate at a Brimbank sport club. Priority is given to people living with disability.