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2019 INAS Global Games Athletics Team Announcement
Sport Inclusion Australia has today announced the athletics team to represent Australia at the 2019 INAS Global Games in Brisbane in October. The team of 35 athletes is the largest team to represent Australia in an INAS athletics competition, surpassing the team of 27 athletes who represented Australia at the… Read more
Sport Inclusion Australia forges new partnership with Deaf Sports Australia to receive “Move It AUS – Better Ageing Grant”
In very exciting news Sport Inclusion Australia and Deaf Sports Australia (DSA) are very pleased to confirm that they are recipients of a Better Ageing grant. This new venture covers both Australians with intellectually impairment and deaf and hard of hearing. The unique collaboration will see an Inclusion Sports Program… Read more
Celebrating International Women’s Day
As we celebrate International Women’s Day it is fitting to look back at some amazing women who have not just contributed but have shaped our organisation and sport in Australia to be inclusive and respectful of all Australians. Marie T Little OAM (Founder) Lisa Llorens OAM (Athletics) Siobhan Paton OAM… Read more
Lorraine Landon to be Inducted into Hall of Fame
She has been described as Basketball Royalty, and on the 10th of May our very own Lorraine Landon will be inducted into the Basketball Australia Hall of Fame. Lorraine’s basketball career spans 30 years as a player, coach and administrator at the highest level and includes Olympics, World Championships, and… Read more
Croxford elected as President of Sport Inclusion Australia
Sport Inclusion Australia has announced Ms Helen Croxford as their third President following the recent election. “It’s an honour and privilege to work with the members on the Sport Inclusion Australia Board over the past 3 years, I would like to thank Wayne Bird for his outstanding leadership and thank… Read more
2018 Marie T Little OAM Champions Scholarship Announced
As a young girl growing up in regional Victoria with 5 sisters and a brother, Caytlyn Sharp didn’t get a lot of choice, on which sport she was doing on the weekend. The family did Little Athletics and in those early years, Caytlyn is the first to admit she hated it… Read more
INAS Global Games 2019 中文 (Chinese)
The 2019 INAS Global Games is a week long championship featuring nine sports and attracting over 1000 of the world’s elite athletes, who just happen to have an intellectual disability… Although if you didn’t know, you wouldn’t!
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About Us
We work with National Sporting Organisations to assist them build the capacity to be inclusive of athletes with a disability.
Sport Inclusion Australia is a National Sporting Organisation for athletes with an integration difficulties, primarily those with an intellectual disability.
Sport Inclusion Australia does not conduct events, but rather advocates for the inclusion and development of programs, which focus on the ability of the individual.
