Access for All Abilities
Sport and recreation plays a crucial role in promoting healthier lifestyles, self esteem and stronger communities. The YMCA is committed to encouraging all Victorians to take part in sport and recreation opportunities.
Winter Newsletters are now online - keep warm and active over winter. For alternative formats or past issues, email simon.crawford@ymca.org.au.
New staff on board
- The new contact for the Yarra Ranges Shire will be Jacinda Erich. Call 5967 5833 or mobile 0447 301 445 or email jacinda.erich@ymca.org.au.
- For activities in Wyndham City Council and the City of Melbourne you can now contact Simon Crawford on 9742 5630 or on mobile 0402 003 118 or email simon.crawford@ymca.org.au.
News
- World Cafe Event - Saturday 17 July
A conversation about our lives and our futures in a community to be
inclusive of people with disability. The World Café is a chance to meet other people who live near you. It’s a chance to talk about your life, and the things you want to do. Download the flyer for more information. - Deaf Sports Recreation Victoria
Recently the YMCA began a new partnership with Deaf Sports Recreation Victoria. Check out this link to see some young people getting into rock climbing in the city! If you would like to provide feedback as to how the Y can be more inclusive of people who are Deaf or hard of hearing, please don't hesitate to contact us. Rock Climbing in the City. - Community survey - have your say!
If you're from the city of Melbourne, Wyndham or Yarra Ranges, have your say about the recreation activities you'd like to see in your community.
Take our survey.
Read all the Access for All Abilities news.
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What is the Access for All Abilities program?
Access for All Abilities is funded by Sport and Recreation Victoria through the Department of Planning and Community Development. The program aims to promote positive community values, by providing opportunities for people with disabilities to participate in sport and recreation activities.
A dedicated Access for All Abilities Coordinator is located within each local Government area (LGA) of Victoria. Each AAA program works with a variety of community and sports organisations. YMCA Victoria delivers the program in the:
- City of Melbourne
- City of Wyndham
- Shire of Yarra Ranges
Your local AAA provider works with local sport and recreation clubs and associations, state sporting associations, recreation and leisure facilities, and individuals and families to provide support and information.
Read about how the AAA program can help:
Find out more
- Download our information brochure (PDF 1.1MB)
- Read the latest newsletters
If you require these newsletters in an accessible format such as a Word version, easy English, or large font, email simon.crawford@ymca.org.au.
Useful links
- Inclusive Leisure Victoria (previously VICNORD)
- Related Content
- YMCA Weekend Escapes
