The longstanding relationship between Belgravia Foundation, Belgravia Leisure, and Disability Sport Australia is a shining example of collaboration aimed at enhancing accessibility and inclusivity for people with a disability. All three organisations share a commitment to co-designing initiatives that not only welcome individuals into various activities but also support and include them in meaningful ways, whether in sport, aquatics, health, leisure, recreation, or employment opportunities. 

This collaborative spirit was showcased during a special event at the Copper Coast Sport and Leisure Centre. On May 15th, the centre hosted two significant programs: Activate Inclusion Sports Day for kids and Abilities Unleashed for adults. These programs, delivered in partnership with Disability Sport Australia and supported by the Copper Coast Council, drew approximately 75 participants, including school students from Novita Clare, Port Pirie, and Central Yorke School, alongside their support staff. 

 The event featured three sports—basketball and indoor soccer, facilitated by One Culture on behalf of Disability Sport Australia, and pickleball, managed by Belgravia Leisure staff. This lineup provided a variety of activities, catering to the diverse interests and abilities of the attendees, ensuring that everyone could participate and enjoy the day. 

The impact of such events extends beyond just a day of fun. They serve as powerful platforms for community engagement, helping to break down barriers to physical activity and social participation for people with disabilities. Furthermore, they introduce participants to new opportunities and facilities they might not otherwise explore, such as the offerings at Copper Coast Sport and Leisure Centre. 

This collaborative effort strengthens community capacity, creating more inclusive and supportive environments where everyone can thrive. Such partnerships are a testament to the power of collective action in fostering a more inclusive society.