West Australian's have access to a range of football programs, designed to suit all needs, preferences and abilities.
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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