17/09/2026
Some pics from our final catch-up with Kelly, Ryan and Bel Dabic - Equestrian, members of our Welcoming Inclusive Network (WIN) co-design group!
Over the past two years, you have generously shared your time, insights and lived experience with us, and it has shaped this project and its resources for the better. Because of you, sporting clubs across our community are better equipped to understand the value of disability inclusion and have the practical tools to achieve it!
Thank you for trusting us with your perspectives, and for the pleasure of working alongside you.
If you’re a sports club looking to take steps toward a more inclusive environment for members with disability, learn more about the WIN project and its resources on https://win.inclusionsolutions.org.au/.
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1. A group of five people is standing together in an office setting. They are smiling and dressed casually. The background features blue walls and some framed artwork.
2. Two people are talking, sitting in a meeting room. One person, seated on the left, has curly hair and glasses, wearing a green cardigan. The other person, on the right, has short hair and a beard, dressed in a striped sweater. A table in front of them is cluttered with snack bags, bowls, and a pitcher of water.
3. A group of five people is sitting around a table, happily looking into the camera. The table is set with notebooks, glasses of water, and a plate of snacks, including cookies and fruit. Each person is smiling and appears to be enjoying the gathering.
4. A tabletop with several printed workbooks developed through the Inclusive Network Project. Headings of the books include "Community," "Participation," "Governance," "Accessibility," "People," and "Inclusive communication and digital accessibility checklist."