We use football to open doors — creating confidence, connection and opportunity for people and communities who face barriers to participation.
We create safe, fun programs where people with disability can play, make friends and feel included.
We help children and families from migrant and refugee backgrounds feel welcome, connect and join local clubs.
We use football to support people who feel isolated or face challenges, helping them feel part of a team and community.
We work alongside First Nations communities to create safe spaces where people can connect, celebrate culture and build confidence through football.
A primary school-based program for children in low socioeconomic areas in Perth Metro to develop leadership skills through football.
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This program provides an inclusive advanced development pathway for participants with intellectual disabilities in preparation to represent WA and Australia at state, national and international competitions.
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An inclusive soccer program for people with cerebral palsy, acquired brain injury, and stroke-related symptoms, with fortnightly social sessions and advanced development pathways available for those aspiring to represent WA at a state and national level.
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The Peer Mentor Program is a leadership and employment pathway program for young people with disability aged 18–30.
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A culturally safe and inclusive football program for women and girls from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
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An inclusive football initiative that breaks down barriers for girls and women—especially from CALD, regional, and low-income communities—to play, lead, and thrive in sport.
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Inclusive football delivered in Education Support Schools to help students with disability build confidence, coordination, and connection through play.
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Inclusive football program for women and girls with disabilities. For 13+ year olds.
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This program for young people new to Australia, helping them integrate into the community through sport. For 5-17 year olds.
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This club-based league enables players with disability to represent their club, attend regular training and play competitively. Suitable for 10+ years to adults.
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The i-League ensures equal access to football for children living with a disability, developmental delays or anyone who is new to the sport and not ready to join mainstream soccer. Suitable for 7-12 year olds.
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Inclusive football play for children aged 6 and under with disability or mobility challenges.
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Western Australia is making history! For the first time ever, an Australian team will compete in the Genuine World Cup...
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