This Girl Can Week, held between 22nd- 28th March, is back and Sports Central are encouraging women of all backgrounds, abilities, ages and body shapes to give something a go and discover how good being active can make you feel.
Councils across the Central Highlands region are helping women to get active whenever, wherever and however they can by promoting local come and try beginner friendly activities and showcasing local women getting involved.
Find out what’s on at Ararat Fitness Centre or visit the Fit ‘n’ Healthy, Mind ‘n’ body facebook group.
This year, the City of Ballarat is working with Sports Central to bring This Girl Can activities to Ballarat. The campaign will include a series of programs delivered by a range of local organisations from 22 to 28 March 2021.
Find out what’s on at Golden Plains Shire Council facebook page or visit Haddon Neighbourhood Centre for some low cost activities.
Find out what’s on at Hepburn Shire Council facebook page or visit Daylesford Neighbourhood Centre , Creswick Neighbourhood Centre , Clunes Neighbourhood House or Trentham Neighbourhood house for some low cost activities.
Find out what’s on at Moorabool Shire Council community and recreation facebook page or visit Darley Neighbourhood House or Ballan Neighbourhood House for some low cost activities.
If your club or organisation is interested in hosting a This Girl Can Week event or promoting participation opportunities for women or girls in your local area, please complete this form.
If you have any questions, please contact Natalie, Project Officer, Regional Sports Program on 5331 6966.
The Victorian Government’s Get Active Kids Voucher Program is now open for Round 11, providing eligible children and young people with up to $200 towards sport and active recreation costs. Families can use vouchers for eligible membership and registration fees, helping reduce financial barriers and support participation in community sport.
Sports Central is partnering with VicHealth and Regional Sport Victoria to Set the Standard across the Central Highlands. The initiative connects coaches and club leaders with practical resources and subsidised anti-racism training, helping sporting clubs prevent and respond to racism while creating healthier, welcoming and culturally safe environments for everyone.
