aaa>play - Access for All Abilities

aaaplay helps people with disabilities find sports and active recreation opportunities all over Victoria. We are run by Reclink Australia for the Victorian Government. If you need help finding something, please feel free to contact us.

aaa > play is a valuable community-focused initiative that helps people living with disabilities discover inclusive sports and active recreation opportunities across Victoria.

Designed to make participation easier and more accessible, aaa > play connects individuals, families, carers, support workers, schools, and community organisations with programs that encourage physical activity, social inclusion, confidence, and personal wellbeing.

By bringing together information from a wide range of sporting clubs and recreation providers, aaa > play creates a simple and supportive pathway for people of all ages and abilities to become more active within their local communities.

Operated by Reclink Australia on behalf of the Victorian Government, aaa > play plays an important role in strengthening inclusive participation throughout the state.

The program recognises that sport and recreation can have a life-changing impact on physical health, emotional wellbeing, social connection, and independence.

Through its extensive network of providers and resources, aaa > play helps break down barriers that may prevent people with disabilities from participating in activities that many others take for granted.

aaa > play works closely with sporting clubs, recreation centres, councils, disability organisations, and activity providers to encourage inclusive practices and improve accessibility across the sector.

This collaborative approach helps create welcoming environments where participants can feel supported, respected, and empowered to engage in activities at their own pace and comfort level.

From community-based programs and adaptive sports to outdoor recreation and fitness activities, aaa > play showcases a diverse range of opportunities suited to varying interests, abilities, and support needs.

In addition to connecting participants with activities, aaa > play also provides valuable resources and guidance to families, carers, and organisations seeking information about inclusive recreation.

The platform is designed to make searching for suitable opportunities straightforward and user-friendly, helping people identify programs based on location, activity type, age group, and accessibility requirements.

This practical support helps reduce uncertainty and encourages greater participation in healthy and socially engaging activities throughout Victoria.

By promoting inclusion, accessibility, and active lifestyles, aaa > play continues to make a positive contribution to communities across Victoria.

Its commitment to supporting equal participation in sport and recreation helps foster stronger social connections, improved wellbeing, and greater community engagement for people living with disabilities.

Through ongoing partnerships and advocacy within the sport and recreation sector, aaa > play remains an important resource for building a more inclusive and active future for all Victorians.