We are grateful that despite these times SAF can continue our grants program. This year, we are offering grants that are focussed on the mental and health well being of our young Australians.
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Sign up nowThis year we are grateful that despite these times (during COVID-19), Sport Access Foundation (SAF) can continue our grants program.This year, we are offering grants that are focussed on the mental and health well being of our young Australians.
Have a read through some of our most recent news stories. These feature all the latest information and initiatives from the foundation. This could be details about grants, donations and events or could feature our founder, Katie Kelly, providing tips, behind the scenes in training or where she might be competing next.
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We are very thankful for all the support, time, input and generosity our partners have given to begin our journey, which will in turn help the journey of many children to play and participate in sport. Our partners make the Sport Access Foundation, and all we are striving to achieve, possible. If you and your business would like to get involved, we would love for you to join us.
Would you like to make a difference to a child with a disability to enable them to play sport, get active and have fun? Make a donation today that will go towards helping us to provide financial assistance and support to enable children with a physical disability to participate in sporting activities that are otherwise beyond the financial means of that child or their support network.
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