Increasing participation

• People with a disability

  Did you know that double-leg amputees run the 100m in less than two seconds outside Olympic record time?

• Women and girls

  To encourage women and girls to become involved in sport and other physical activities, you need to consider the reasons why women and girls participate.

• Older participants

  If you would like more older adults to participate in activities offered by your organisation.

Industry information

• About the industry
  • The players
  • What is sport?
  • What is recreation?
  • Five Sector Model
• Industry contacts
  • Sport and Recreation
  • Government
  • State sport and recreation organisations
  • Industry service organisations
  • Industry peak bodies
  • Other contacts
• How we assist you
• Drugs and sport
  • Drug testing procedures
• Clubs
  • Better business practices
    • Checklist for clubs
    • Business planning
    • Fundraising
    • GST
    • Marketing
    • Risk management
  • Increasing participation
    • People with a disability
    • Women and girls
    • Older participants
  • Junior sport
    • Introducing children to sport (6 to 8 years old)
    • Practical ideas (6 to 8 years old)
    • Second development stage (9 years old and over)
    • An integrated approach
    • Equitable opportunities
    • Junior sport development model
    • Developing a policy
  • Food for Sport
    • The Guidelines
      • Green food and drinks
      • Amber food and drinks
      • Red food and drinks
    • Step 1: Starting off
    • Step 2: Taking stock
    • Step 3: Planning for change
    • Step 4: Making the change
    • Step 5: Assessing your progress
    • Step 6: Beyond the canteen
      • Awards and Competitions
      • Half time energisers
      • Healthy fundraising and policy promotion
      • Vending machines, catering and expansion
    • Resources and Tools
    • Frequently asked questions
    • Case studies
    • Acknowledgements
    • Additional disclaimer