Does your team need new uniforms or equipment to kick off the season? The 2022 Australian Sports Foundation Active Kids Grant program is now open for volunteer-run community clubs and organisations with members aged 20 or younger.

Responsible Service of Alcohol training provides participants with the awareness and knowledge to serve alcohol responsibly. Sports Central offer local sporting clubs the opportunity to host training for their members.

JumpStart! Round 2 is all about building healthier communities. Does your organisation have a community-led idea that will help young Victorians, but need some support to help get it off the ground? Then you’re just in time because JumpStart! grants are back with $2.8 million on offer!

The City of Ballarat’s Community Impact Grant Program is now open and the City of Ballarat and Ballarat Neighbourhood Houses are partnering to run workshops to support clubs and groups to write quality applications.

Clubs, associations and organisations, you can register NOW to become a Get Active Kids Activity Provider and help kids get involved in sport and active recreation.

Sports Central is excited to announce that we have partnered with North Ballarat Football Netball Club, Melton South Football Netball Club, Ballarat Football Netball League and Tackle Your Feelings to conduct the 2022 Tackle Your Feelings Cup.

Tackle Your Feelings is a mental health training initiative designed for community football netball clubs. As we look ahead to the 2022 season, Sports Central will continue to deliver the program to clubs across the Central Highlands.

A fun junior basketball program for children living with disability. The 5-week program is suitable for children aged from 5 – 13 years and allows participants to develop fundamental skills in a modified but inspiring and empowering environment.

Get active, make friends and have fun at BowlAbilities. A tenpin bowling program for people living with disability.

Get Into Golf All Abilities is an introductory golf program designed specifically for people with a disability.