Search our directory to find national and regional organisations that provide sport and recreation opportunities for disabled people 

Creating connection, expression and belonging through the freedom of inclusive dance 

Amplifying the voices of youth with disabilities; by youth, for youth

 Adapt our policy template to create, agree and act on a disability policy for your organisation. 

  Use Inclusive Sport Design’s guidelines for words to use and avoid when speaking about or to disabled people. 

Learn how to modify sport, physical activity, and recreation activities to include disabled participants. 

Check how accessible your organisation’s website is for those with a disability, and apply 6 changes to be more digitally inclusive. 

Co-design should be used by any individual, group, organisation or government body that is making decisions or undertaking work that will affect the lives of people living with disability.  

Learn about how to adapt and modify your physical activity for all abilities. 

Use Central Coast Council’s checklists in your physical activity planning to promote to and include disabled participants. 

Learn how to work alongside athletes with autism as a coach or volunteer. 

LevelUp is a series of online modules for coaching disabled athletes no matter whether you are just starting out or want to grow your skills. 

Learn how to work alongside athletes with autism as a coach or volunteer.

Herr from Robyn Smith of Sport Inclusion Australia on why it’s important to listen to disabled young people’s needs and provide a range of physical activity experiences for them to participate in.

Fiona McDonald from Education Outdoors NZ explains why it’s important that disabled young people get opportunities to be active outside the classroom alongside their peers and what this teaches students.