Assisted City Services, Inclusive Sport and Recreation

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The club is for people over 50 and welcome people of all abilities from beginners to experienced archers.  Experienced coaches can modify the distance of the targets and provide coaching, advice and guidance to accommodate your needs. The club operates on Wednesday mornings from Thomas Oval on Tucker Street, Medina. Contact Dave Pettet on 08) 95287828 to arrange a visit.

The club ran an All Abilities Come & Try Hockey Program for the first time in 2025. The four-week series ran in March and provided a fantastic opportunity for new players to experience the game of hockey in a fun and supportive environment.  For all enquiries email info@kwinanahockey.org.au

Visit the Kwinana Hockey Club website.

Staying both mentally and physically active is important at any age, but perhaps no more so than in your senior years. The health benefits of exercise for the senior population are widely acknowledged by both physicians and scientific researchers. At the Kwinana Recquatic Seniors or Support membership is available to eligible applicants for just $14.40 per fortnight. Go into the Centre or contact staff on 9236 4700 or recquatic@kwinana.wa.gov.au 

Visit the Seniors webpage on the Recquatic website.

Little Sports allows children aged 1-4 years old to try different sports they might not otherwise have an opportunity to play and is conducted in a fun, non-competitive environment by two enthusiastic coaches. All abilities and skill levels are welcome to attend and if your child wants to join a sporting club after taking part in the class, they will know which sports they enjoy! For more information contact the Kwinana Recquatic on 9236 4700 or recquatic@kwinana.wa.gov.au 

Visit the Little Sports section of the Recquatic website.
 

Bowling is a great sport for all ages. It offers physical benefits such as improved balance, coordination, flexibility, and muscle strength from the bending and movement involved. As a low-impact sport, Lawn Bowls is gentle on your joints and muscles, making it a sustainable way to stay active for people of all ages and fitness levels.  The club offers a range of memberships, including recreational and social options.  Email admin@kwinanabowlingclub.com.au or call the Kwinana Bowling Club on 9439 1810 to arrange a tour of the facilities.

Cycling Without Age connects the elderly, those no longer able to ride for themselves and those less abled, with their community and the outdoors by giving them FREE rides on trishaw e-bikes piloted by volunteer cyclists. To learn more, contact Deb Wall via email at deb.wall@cyclingwithoutage.org.au

Visit the Cycling Without Age in Rockingham Facebook page.

Southern Lions All Abilities Rugby team is made up of players aged 16+ (age bracket is flexible) that do lots of activities together including play Rugby Union. They also go on trips For more information call Micheal on 0439 845 867 or email allabilitylions@gmail.com

Visit the Southern Lions All Abilities Rugby website.

This program provides an opportunity for people of all ages and abilities to participate in basketball. All players with a physical or intellectual disability are welcome and the team trains at the Mike Barnett Sports Complex. For more information, contact Steph Fielding at stephenie@bizlink.asn.au

Visit the BIZLINK Flames webpage.

The HorsePower Peel Group are located at Mead Farm in Leda.  The club provides horse-based therapy for people of all ages and diverse abilities.

There is an opportunity for everyone at HorsePower, whether it is a child diagnosed with autism, cerebral palsy or Down syndrome; a young teen struggling with emotional stress or from the effects of abuse; an adult recovering from a stroke or decreased muscle tone. HorsePower helps to build and focus on individuals' abilities, rather than disabilities by providing high-quality equine assisted programs adapted to their needs. For more information email peel@horsepower.org.au 

Visit the HorsePower Peel Group Facebook Page.

Chair Yoga is a modified form of yoga that uses a chair for support, making it accessible for people with limited mobility and balance issues. It involves a combination of seated poses and standing poses that use the chair for stability, allowing for gentle stretches, strength building, and improved flexibility and balance.

It is suitable and accessible for people of all abilities. For more information, please contact Jemma on jemma.antao@reclink.org or on 0422 664 776 

Visit the Reclink website for more details.

Mixed Palette’s core group of artists who have intellectual disability open their art workshops to the whole of their community. Their inclusiveness benefits everyone in Rockingham and surrounding areas in the Peel District.

These workshops are Artist facilitated, providing creative exploration with different materials and techniques for all and open to the wider community. 

Contact Mixed Palette Inc. at mixedpaletteinc@outlook.com or call 0477 577 640.

Visit the Mixed Palette Inc website.