Hot Weather Guidelines
Registrations for 2020 are now open.
During the summer months Netball Victoria commonly receives requests from affiliates looking for guidance on things like:
- When should our games be modified or cancelled?
- Should our training be modified or cancelled?
- When is it safe to play netball or be physically active in the heat?
To help organisations, coaches and other individuals when conducting netball in hot weather, Netball Victoria has revised its guidelines to assist our affiliates mitigate the risks of exertional heat illness during hot weather.
Click here to view a copy of the hot weather guidelines.
NetSetGO Certificate
Reward your NetSetGO participants! We highly encourage NetSetGO centres to acknowledge their fantastic netballers with this great certificate!
Click here to access.
Netball Victoria Memberships are closing for 2019!
Netball Victoria Memberships are due to close for 2019. A friendly reminder that the official close date for registrations processed in 2019 will be Saturday 30 November, 2019. This means that all members will need to look to register for their upcoming 2020 season!
Please note that any registrations already processed for the 2020 Netball Victoria Membership period, will begin their 2020 memberships from January 1, 2020.
The Netball Victoria family consists of over 111,000 members who play umpire, coach or support netball.
A Netball Victoria membership enables members to participate (play, coach or umpire) in any Netball Victoria affiliated association or competition. You must be a current member of Netball Victoria and have purchased your membership prior to participating.
Funding Centre Update
The following grants have recently been updated:
Child and Youth Health Grant – Department of Health
Closing Date: 25 Nov, 2019
What’s changed: Brand new program opened
Driving Social Inclusion through Sport and Physical Activity Grants – Department of Health
Closing Date: 12 Dec, 2019
What’s changed: Brand new program opened
Health Promotion Grants – Department of Health
Closing Date: 25 Nov, 2019
What’s changed: Brand new program opened
Communities To Win Through Sports Facilities Grants
The Andrews Labor Government will help communities provide more opportunities for people to participate in sport and active recreation through a new $22 million Local Sports Infrastructure Fund.
Minister for Tourism, Sport and Major Events Martin Pakula today announced that applications for the fund’s inaugural round were open.
Councils and Alpine Resort Boards can apply for grant opportunities across five streams: Aquatic Centres and Indoor Stadiums, Strategic Facilities, Female Friendly Facilities, Community Facilities and Planning.
The new $22 million program will provide high-quality, female friendly, safe and accessible facilities to ensure all Victorians can enjoy the benefits of participating in sport and active recreation.
Eligible projects include aquatic centre upgrades, sports grounds and pavilion developments, new sport surfaces, lighting installations, strategic and regional planning, and active recreation facilities such as play spaces and recreation trails.
The Labor Government is committed to increasing women and girls’ participation with grants of up to $500,000 available for female-friendly projects.
The fund is part of an $850 million Government investment in community sport and active recreation infrastructure since 2014, providing better health, wellbeing, social and economic outcomes for Victorian communities.
Interested clubs should discuss project proposals with their local council, with applications closing on 14 February 2020. For more information, visit sport.vic.gov.au.
2020 NetSetGO Information Webinar
The 2020 NetSetGO information webinar is designed to provide new and existing NetSetGO Centres with a greater understanding of NetSetGo and the exciting changes commencing in 2020.
Date: Wednesday 11 December, 2019
Time: 6:30pm – 8:00pm
Please register here if you are interested in attending the event.
