New projects aimed at getting people moving and creating guidelines for safer youth sport are among the successful programs selected for the next round of ASC Play Well Affiliate Grants.
Quality sporting facilities play a vital role in keeping Australians active and connected. To help meet changing community needs, Australia’s first National Community Sport Infrastructure Plan, Places to Play, has been released.
The Play Well First Nations Advisory Group has been finalised, bringing together a diverse group of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders, athletes, practitioners and community advocates.
Students experienced the excitement of the Commonwealth Games firsthand with a visit from Australian gymnasts Georgia Godwin and Jesse Moore.
Across Australia, many organisations are doing valuable work to support people with disability to participate in sport. However, significant barriers to participation still exist.
Skate Australia and the Australian Calisthenics Federation will receive Play Well funding from the Australian Sports Commission (ASC) for the first time.
From local Aussie clubs to Glasgow, an innovative new partnership will unite millions of people in community sport with our Australian Commonwealth Games Team on the world stage.
More than 120 participation leaders from across Australian sport gathered at the AIS Campus in Canberra for the Participation Leaders Network (PLN) conference, marking five years of collaboration and shared learning across the sector.
Paddle is the latest sport to align its participation plan with Play Well - Australia’s Sport Participation Strategy.
Getting more Australians on the water, more often and in more ways is the focus of Australian Sailing’s new national Participation Plan.