People with a Disability
Netball Victoria strives to give every Victorian the opportunity to play our sport.
Netball For All
Netball Inclusion
Netball Victoria provides inclusive programs for everyone in the community. Programs include all ages, abilities & backgrounds and provide the opportunity for people to make new friends, have fun while developing motor & social skills through the game of netball.
First Nations
We aim to increase participation and pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Multicultural Netball
Netball Victoria offer a range of netball programs for multicultural communites.
LGBTI+
Netball Victoria offers opportunities and welcomes everyone to participate in netball.
RESOURCES
The Netball Victoria Inclusion Policy aims to set a standard of equality and diversity within Netball Victoria and its affiliates.
The Australia Post One Netball website is the place to help you start your inclusion journey.
Netball Connect is a resource guide developed by Netball Australia to assist associations/ clubs in being inclusive.
This Netball Australia resource was developed to ensure that people with disabilities enjoy high quality experiences through the game of netball, by focusing on training for coaches, umpires and volunteers.
The All Abilities Netball Start Up Tip Sheet has been developed by members of the netball community for members of the netball community. It provides a starting point for those wanting to start an All Abilities program at their club or association.
This Inclusion Action Plan was designed by Netball Australia and the eight state and territory members, in partnership with Play by the Rules, to assist netball Clubs and Associations on their journey towards creating more inclusive netball communities.
This checklist provides a range of activities to help you promote inclusion in your club or association.
The 7 Pillars of Inclusion, created by Play By The Rules, looks at the common elements of inclusive practice across diverse population groups, including people with disabilities, people from multicultural backgrounds and Indigenous Australians. It also provides a great starting point for designing strategies to improve inclusive practices at all levels of sport.