The WA All Abilities Youth Integrated competition kicked off last Saturday with four teams participating.

Round 1 attracted nearly 40 children and will run for four weeks, extending the Starkick programs.

The WA All Abilities Football Association is really pumped to introduce the Youth Integrated League, a groundbreaking initiative designed to make Australian Rules Football accessible and enjoyable for everyone, regardless of ability.

As part of the Fremantle Dockers’ Purple Hands Round on Friday, WA football will again partner with the club to highlight disability inclusion.

For the first time, WA All Abilities Football Association will host a come-and-try day and an information session in Broome on Thursday 18th April, featuring a West Coast Eagles club champion.

The WA All Abilities Football Association has combined with Starkick to stage an inclusion football carnival and sundowner in Bunbury and Albany.

Join the All-Abilities Football Sundowners in Bunbury and Albany to Celebrate and Expand Disability Football Programs.

As we reflect on the events and achievements of 2023, this has been a monumental year for the WA All Abilities Football Association.

We're thrilled to announce that Cory Johnson and Garth Rodger have emerged victorious in the recent AFL Guernsey Giveaway!

The Perth Demons have claimed back-to-back premierships at the 2023 Wheelchair Super Sunday event at HBF Arena.

The West Coast Eagles have helped break down barriers at the International Day of People with Disability.

Mark your calendars for the ultimate showdown – the WA Wheelchair Football League Grand Finale is hitting the stage in all its glory on Sunday, December 3rd!

Don't miss the moment – join us on the 3rd of December!

International Day of People with Disability is celebrated on the 3rd of December every year, promoting awareness, understanding and acceptance in our community.

WA has completed a successful campaign at the 2023 Toyota Wheelchair AFL National Championships, reaching the Grand Final against Vic Metro in Melbourne.

Paralympic Star To Make WA Debut At Wheelchair AFL Championships

The Starkick All Abilities program, in collaboration with the WA All Abilities Football Association, teamed up with the Fremantle Football Club’s Purple Hands Foundation, to deliver a memorable football experience for children living with disability in the Kimberley.

The launch of Auskick Wheelchair has seen new participants join the sport.

The West Australian Football Commission (WAFC) is thrilled to announce its participation in this Sunday’s Telethon Family Festival.

Three West Australian players earned national selection for their standout performance at the AFL National Inclusion Carnival in Queensland last week.

The second Come and Try Wheelchair AFL event held in partnership with the University of Western Australia and WAAAFA as part of the inclusion series of events took place on the 10th of October.