David Burns, ARI Member, shares with us the Ironman Journey that shows how commitment and growth mindset helped him to believe and achieve when he was at breaking point.

The inclusion program aims to improve participation in physical activity, for all abilities children in the school holidays. Given COVID and the recent lockdown, there are now more barriers to people being physically active. It is more important than ever for children to be active and connected.

Collective Leisure in collaboration with Sport Inclusion Australia facilitated a 90-minute virtual think tank - Physical Activity and Sports for People with Disability NSW.

Collective Leisure in collaboration with Auburn Youth Centre, is delivering a sports mentoring program specifically for young adults aged between 18-25 from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities. The project is designed to improve physical, mental and emotional well-being. It will also support participants’ growth and confidence by providing training and employment opportunities in the sport and leisure industry.

The awards showcase the outstanding work of the Community Sector across the greater Western Sydney region led by Western Sydney Community Forum (WSCF).

“This project will benefit members of the local community, providing valuable mental health support through tennis.”

“The ATP Cup brought tennis’s superstars to Sydney. The Fund builds on that legacy through projects that support facility upgrades and encourages participation across NSW,” Mr. Lee said.

What’s the purpose of Collective Leisure?

To enable ‘wellbeing without boundaries’. This means no matter who you are, where you’re from or what your background is, you should be able to access education, services and opportunities to enable your wellbeing and reach your potential.