Community Sporting Forum

Published on 03 July 2024

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Community Sporting Forum

Rural City of Wangaratta’s Community and Recreation team are looking forward to hosting a Community Sport Forum, with Good Sports, AFL North East Border, and Sport North East. The forum will take place at HP Barr Community Centre at 7pm on Monday 15 July.

The Community Sport Forum will be an opportunity for sporting organisations in the Rural City of Wangaratta to hear from a range of guest speakers. Topics covered will include club culture, fair access policies, inclusion and diversity, vaping, alcohol and other drugs, and more.

Marcus Goonan Director of Community & Infrastructure encourages community members to attend:

“This free event will strengthen understanding of the Community Sport Fair Access Policy Action Plan, which was recently adopted by Council. It will also provide an opportunity to learn about initiatives from Good Sports, AFLNEB and Sport North East to support inclusion and positive club culture.” He said.

Come along to the Good Sports Wangaratta forum for insightful conversations, valuable information, and practical tips to support your club members to lead a healthier lifestyle.

This is an opportunity to learn, connect with your community, and be inspired. There’ll be opportunity to ask questions throughout the session. The event is free, registration is essential.

Additional Information

When: 7pm on Monday 15 July.

Where: HP Barr Community Centre

Registration essential: https://events.humanitix.com/wangaratta-sporting-forum

Guest speakers:

Daniel Di Fiore, Good Sports rep from the Alcohol and Drug Foundation (ADF): Understanding risk and protective factors in sport for alcohol and other drugs (Including smoking and vaping)
Kirsty Branagan: Fair Access Policy for Wangaratta Council
AFL Victoria North East Border: Women and girls regional action plan, women and girls community football and AFL funding programs
Sport North East: Respect in Sport Standard Program to promote fair access and gender equality within clubs; people with a disability; and multicultural communities.

 

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