In honor of the late Peter Amor, the Ballarat Foundation United Way Inc. (the Ballarat Foundation), through the generosity of the Amor family, has established the ‘Peter Amor Sports Participation Fund’ to allow young people from disadvantaged backgrounds the opportunity to participate in sport, by assisting with some of the financial barriers that may otherwise have prevented this.
Peter strongly believed in the value that sport played in building character, connecting people from all walks of life and allowing everyone a fair go. He had first-hand experience of how sport was able to unite people and wanted to extend this opportunity to as many people as possible.
The Peter Amor Sports Participation Fund Grant program distributes grants of up to $5,000 to sporting clubs, groups and organisations promoting sporting pursuits to provide access to, or encourage participation from, disadvantaged individuals and groups.
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Through Play It Safe, we are inviting the Central Highlands sporting community to share their perspectives on health, safety and wellbeing in community sport. By having your say, you will help us better understand local challenges, needs and opportunities and inform practical initiatives that create safer, healthier and more inclusive sporting environments across the region.
Sporting clubs, schools and community organisations across the Central Highlands can now access free support to create more welcoming and inclusive environments through the Sport4All Program. Based at Sports Central, Heidi Biggin is the Sport4All Inclusion Coach for the Central Highlands Region.
