Socio-economic status can impact how people engage with sport (e.g. types of activities participated in, frequency of participation). Organised sport participation outside of school hours at least once per year is highest in remote or very remote areas, followed by major cities, inner regional and outer regional areas. Prevailing social and cultural characteristics of a community can have a great influence on which sports are popular. Some research suggests that ‘mid-size’ visit site communities create a better environment for sport participation than either very small or large communities. However, the research is ongoing because of the multiple social factors involved and their interaction.

How Parents Can Encourage Kids Into Sports

Paralympics Australia acknowledges and pays respect to Elders past and present of the lands and waters on which we live, work and engage in sports together. We acknowledge the diversity, unique histories, cultures, knowledge and current experiences of individuals and communities across Australia. We celebrate their contributions to the nation broadly, and specifically to community and sport. The ‘Sport participation and play’ policy paper (PDF, 1.97 MB) is intended to contribute to the development of policy support for participation in sport at all ages and in all communities in Australia. A number of studies have concluded that feeling competent is extremely important to maintaining sports participation.

Youth participation

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• Developed in collaboration with the sport sector, the new approach is about supporting the development, education and training of coaches and empowering them to provide safe, fun and inclusive environments that focus on the needs of participants.
• Sport 2030 recognises that participation in ‘sport for all’ is a significant challenge that is important to the health of the nation as well as to pathways to elite sport.
• The ‘Sport participation and play’ policy paper (PDF, 1.97 MB) is intended to contribute to the development of policy support for participation in sport at all ages and in all communities in Australia.
• Encouragement can fuel their confidence, help them navigate challenges, and most importantly, keep movement fun.

Engaging in sports and physical activities offers numerous benefits for people with disability. At Disability Sports Australia, our mission is to ensure that everyone can access and participate in sports in a way that is meaningful to them. Whether you’re starting this journey yourself or supporting a loved one, we provide the knowledge and connections you need to get started. The first step towards getting your kids involved in sport is to select a sporting organisation. Many sporting organisations in South Australia provide modified versions of sport in junior programs, making it more inclusive, safe and fun for younger players, including those living with disability.

Alternatively, you can read the Addressing the decline in sport participation in secondary schools executive summary. Our experienced coaches provide guidance and training to help participants develop their skills, improve performance, and enjoy the sports they love. We offer a variety of inclusive sports, ensuring that people of all abilities can join in and enjoy the benefits of physical activity in a supportive environment.