This initiative integrates individuals with disabilities into mainstream sports activities. It benefits those that are playing, volunteering, officiating, or providing support.

Hello and welcome back to Disability Sports Australia's (DSA) Good News, where we round up all the good things that happened in the active disability space over the month.

Hello and welcome back to Disability Sports Australia's (DSA) Good News, where we round up all the good things that happened in the active disability space over the month.

Hello and welcome back to Disability Sports Australia's (DSA) Good News, where we round up all the good things that happened in the active disability space over the month.

Hello and welcome back to Disability Sports Australia's (DSA) Good News, where we round up all the good things that happened in the active disability space over the month.

Welcome back to Disability Sports Australia’s (DSA) Good News roundup. Our first one of 2024!  At DSA, we love discovering the wonderful things people are doing for the active disability space. This series aims to put a spotlight on these stories. We hope it leads to more good things to come in the sector.   

Hello and welcome back to Disability Sports Australia’s Good News roundup! It’s been a big year for accessibility in sports, and we wanted to send out 2023 with some of our favourite stories from the past 12 months.

At DSA, we love learning about the wonderful things people are doing for the active disability space. We hope this series generates a snowball effect of good stories to share leading to further growth in the sector.  

Do you have a story you want us to tell? 

Please send the story and your contact details to media@sports.org.au.

Hello and welcome back to Disability Sports Australia’s Good News roundup for October and November!

For those that are new to the Good News series, this is a shortlist of DSA’s favourite stories that we have seen this past month. 

At DSA, we love learning about the wonderful things people are doing for the active disability space. We hope this series generates a snowball effect of good stories to share leading to further growth in the sector.  

Do you have a story you want us to tell? 

Please send the story and your contact details to Disability Sports Australia’s email: info@sports.org.au 

In 2023, we had the pleasure of visiting Tasmania four times to deliver six Abilities Unleashed events. Find our a wrap-up from our latest visit here.

Hello and welcome back to Disability Sports Australia’s Good News roundup for September!

For those that are new to the Good News series, this is a shortlist of DSA’s favourite stories that we have seen this past month. 

At DSA, we love learning about the wonderful things people are doing for the active disability space. We hope this series generates a snowball effect of good stories to share leading to further growth in the sector.  

Do you have a story you want us to tell? 

Please send the story and your contact details to Disability Sports Australia’s email: info@sports.org.au 

Our Accessibility Champion this month is Tanya from Frankston & District Basketball Association!

Read on to hear about her experience with the Accessibility Champion Course and how she’s championing accessibility in her organisation.

Welcome to the fourth edition of ‘Member Monthly’, your monthly window into the activities of Disability Sports Australia's (DSA) member organisations. We are excited to share with you the impact our dedicated state member organisations across the country.

In this edition, we will shine a spotlight once again on three of our members, ParaQuad Tasmania, Wheelchair Sports NSW/ACT, and Rebound WA.

Hello and welcome back to Disability Sports Australia’s Good News roundup for August!

For those that are new to the Good News series, this is a shortlist of DSA’s favourite stories that we have seen this past month. 

At DSA, we love learning about the wonderful things people are doing for the active disability space. We hope this series generates a snowball effect of good stories to share leading to further growth in the sector.  

Do you have a story you want us to tell? 

Please send the story and your contact details to Disability Sports Australia’s email: info@sports.org.au 

Welcome back to Disability Sports Australia’s (DSA) ‘Good News’ series. This fourth instalment will cover the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup.

The football festival was a worldwide celebration of our shared love for the sport. This event marks a moment when the world comes together to enjoy the beauty of the game.  

This World Cup made headlines for being the most-watched event in Australian history. It also set new standards for participation and inclusivity. FIFA made important changes to ensure better access and a welcoming environment for people with disabilities. Some powerful stories from players and fans have emerged, demonstrating the positive impact this event has had.

Welcome to the third edition of ‘Member Monthly’, your monthly window into the activities of Disability Sports Australia's (DSA) member organisations. We are thrilled to promote the tremendous impact and inclusive sporting opportunities created by our dedicated state member organisations across the country.

In this edition, we will shine a spotlight once again on three of our members, offering an exciting peek into the events and accomplishments that have unfolded across Australia throughout the month.

Variety Activate Inclusion Sports Day – Camden was held at the Mount Annan Leisure Centre on Friday, 4 August. Over 100 kids with disabilities in the Camden area came and participated in 5 different activities. 

Welcome back to Disability Sports Australia’s (DSA) ‘Good News’ series. This third instalment falls on Disability Pride Month! Largely American-focused, we’ve happily noticed the celebrations start to make its way over to Australia. Learn more about Disability Pride Month here. 

For those that are new to the Good News series, this is a shortlist of DSA’s favourite stories that we have seen this past month. 

At DSA, we love learning about the wonderful things people are doing for the active disability space. We hope this series generates a snowball effect of good stories to share leading to further growth in the sector.  

Welcome to the second edition of ‘Member Monthly’, your monthly window into the activities of Disability Sports Australia's (DSA) member organisations. We are thrilled to promote the tremendous impact and inclusive sporting opportunities created by our dedicated state member organisations across the country. 

In this edition, we will shine a spotlight once again on three of our members, offering an exciting window into the remarkable events and noteworthy accomplishments that have unfolded across Australia throughout the month. 

Start your school holiday the right way. On Monday 26 May, we trialled our first Variety Activate Inclusion Sports Day (AISD) over the school holidays in Manningham.

It was fantastic seeing all the families involved in the activities on the day.

The Y Victoria’s Disability Sports Hub in Boroondara recently hosted a Variety Activate Inclusion Sports Day (AISD).

On Wednesday 24 May, 70 kids tried 5 inclusive sports/activities at Boroondara Sports Complex.