
This latest lock down period has no doubt impacted on everyone’s normal exercise and sporting routines, but it is still very important for people to stay physically active during this period.
Fortunately many sporting organisations have rallied to overcome these challenges by developing online sport and recreation offerings. Highlighted below are a number of activities suitable for people with a disability to complete at home during lock down.
A new platform which displays a whole range of inclusive programs and activities that you can do from the comfort of your own home.
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The Active Abilities Series features at home workouts designed by people with a disability, for people with a disability. The program includes activities suitable for individuals across the physical, sensory and intellectual disability spectrum.
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A database of in-home programs for people with physical disability.
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Vaping is a growing health concern, especially among young people, and community sporting clubs have an important role to play in addressing it. To help local clubs tackle this urgent issue, the Alcohol and Drug Foundation, in partnership with VicHealth and local councils across Victoria, has created a free, on-demand vaping webinar tailored specifically for club officials and coaches.
AFL Victoria, in collaboration with WorkSafe Victoria, are proud to announce that all AFL Victoria affiliated country football and netball clubs are once again eligible to benefit from the WorkSafe Club Safety Fund in 2025.