April Newsletter

In this Issue

Winner of the WA Youth Worker of the Year Award!
Researching Recreation Activities in your Community
Inclusion WA Receives AIM WA Scholarship
New Netball Program Builds Confidence
Local Government Partnership - Have a Go Open Day
John Armstrong Workshops

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Winner of the WA Youth Worker of the Year Award!

Jessica Kain with her winners prize and WA Youth Minister Tony Simpson.

Inclusion WA’s Youth Connect Program Coordinator was a big winner at this year’s WA Youth Awards.

Researching Recreation Activities in your Community

Perhaps you would try some African Dancing? You can find out more info on these guys by googling African Drumming Circles...

So, you know that you want to get involved in a sporting or recreation group. But where do you start? This guide will show you how to find recreation activities in your community.

Inclusion WA Receives AIM WA Scholarship

Inclusion WA's CEO Paul Fleay presented with a scholarship by AIM WA's CEO Emeritus Professor Gary Martin

Inclusion WA was very grateful to receive an AIM WA Organisational Management Development Scholarship for 2013.

New Netball Program Builds Confidence

A Netball Program run by Wanneroo Districts Netball Association has been hugely successful at breaking down barriers between children.

Local Government Partnership - Have a Go Open Day

Top Image and this image - Athena Calisthenics Club

By Inclusion WA’s Sport and Community Development Manager Denver D’Cruz
The second ‘Count Me In – Have a Go Day’ at The City of Bayswater was held on Sunday the 14th April. I would like to take this opportunity to update you on the day!

John Armstrong Workshops

Over 90 people attended John Armstrong’s Workshops during April, to understand some key strategies that could lead to better lives for devalued people.