These sports days offer inclusive spaces where children and youth living with disabilities participate in adaptive physical activities. Held across multiple locations, with support from the Australian Sports Commission and Disability Sports Australia, the events bring fun and connection to kids, empowering them through modified sports tailored to meet their needs.

The Cumberland Active Fest brought together children and families for a day filled with multi-sport sessions, orienteering, and well-being workshops, promoting health and community spirit. Supported by the NSW Office of Sport, Active Kids program and hosted at Auburn Youth Centre and surrounds, the event aimed to provide affordable activities, promote mental and physical well-being, and celebrate diversity. The day featured activities led by partners Cumberland City Council and Collective Leisure and supported by activities from NRL and Western Hills Orienteering Club, Creating Chances and others.

Held as a series of events, Active Fest Liverpool provided children and families with a variety of afterschool sports and wellness activities aimed at building confidence, enhancing physical health, and fostering community connection. Supported by a grant from the NSW Office of Sport, Active Kids, we partnered with Liverpool City Council, Western Sydney Wanderers, South Western Sydney Local Health District and UrbanRec to deliver weekly round robin activities followed by free refreshments, showbags and prizes. These events created accessible opportunities for children impacted by recent social challenges, offering joy and movement to families in Liverpool. You can read more about the program here.

This annual event introduces students to sustainable practices and environmental stewardship through interactive workshops and presentations. Local schools and sustainability partners collaborat to inspire young people to become environmental advocates, aligning with Cumberland City Council's commitment to eco-friendly practices and community impact.