Community Information - Xxx Development Plan Amendment

Club Inclusion Checklist

Sport and active recreation is for everyone. Does everyone who comes to your club feel welcome and safe?

Has your club identified issues that have prevented people from participating in sport or active recreation or socialising at your club? (ie disability, language, culture)

Issue / Has the issue been resolved? Yes/No / How

Who makes up your club?

Members / Number
Athletes/participants
Coaches
Staff
Officials
Volunteers

Does your club represent your local community? Do you have members/participants that include:

People from other cultures Yes / No

People with disability Yes / No

Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islanders Yes / No

Women/girls Yes / No

People from low socio-economic areas Yes / No

If your club does have members from these groups, what specific needs do they have that you wouldn’t have had to cater for before?

Needs / Number of people affected / How this need could be addressed / As a club we have addressed these needs (Yes/No)

Premises & Facilities

Does your club have? / Yes / No / Solution
Your own or shared sport and active recreation facilities (playing field, pool, indoor court etc)
An under-cover area such as a shed or club rooms
A catering area (canteen or kitchen) with hot and cold running water
Accessible well-maintained, pathways to and from sport and active recreation facilities and club rooms
Slip resistant floor and ground surfaces, particularly in wet areas (kitchens, bathrooms, toilets)
Ramps/lift/lifting equipment to access sport or active recreation facilities, clubhouse, club grounds ie poolside hoist to aid water entry/exit for people with disability
Information about services for people with a disability
Accessible toilets, showers and change rooms

Are there members /participants of your club who cannot access sport or active recreation facilities, clubhouse or club grounds? Yes/No

What prevents access? / What is the solution? / Can the club resolve the issue? If not, why

Club Community

In your club community do you have? / Yes / No / Solution
A strategic approach to inclusion and documents to support it eg a Disability Access Inclusion Plan (DAIP)
Coaches who are open to working with all participants
Coaches who are willing to undertake new training opportunities
Welcome or orientation sessions for new members/participants
Social activities that take into account peoples/members culture and abilities
Ability to provide crèche options

Club Activities

Does your club? / Yes / No / Solution
Have an inclusion Strategy?
Provide education or training in relation to inclusion for your volunteers, staff, members
Have policy and procedure documents for inclusion and accessibility?
Provide opportunities/alternate game formats for non-competitive participation?
Consider how they can include people

Communication Material

Do the communication materials you produce promote inclusion and do they have? / Yes / No / Solution
Appropriately sized and spaced font styles
High colour contrast
Wide page margins
Text descriptions to explain tables and photos
Symbols and illustrations
Soft white or off white paper colour
Simple, easy to understand wording
Other language or large print options

Has your sport or club thought about developing a Disability Access Inclusion Plan (DAIP)?

For more information download a copy of the DAIP fact sheet on the ORS website at http://www.ors.sa.gov.au

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