Traditional health promotion often falls short in remote communities - especially where English is a second or third language and up to 90% of youth experience middle-ear hearing challenges.

At Fair Game we address this with our 6 Rs Integrated Delivery Model. Read on to find out more.

Lisa’s presentation shared lessons learned through our Regional Game On! Hubs on how a flexible, informal program format which prioritises removing barriers to participation, increases accessibility, builds community trust, and connects youth with sport, healthy food, and active pathways. Read more…

Thank you Telethon - Another amazing Family Festival! What a weekend and what an incredible total raised - $101 million.

We are fortunate to be a beneficiary of the WA community’s incredible generosity through Telethon, which supports of our Equip for Sport and Fit & Healthy in the Outback programs, helping children in need to live healthy lifestyles…

Our Reflect RAP commits Fair Game to strengthening relationships with the communities we serve and embedding reconciliation into our everyday work.

We were privileged to be joined for the launch by Samuel Yombich Pilot-Kickett (joined by Glenda Kickett) who delivered a yidaki performance, Welcome to Country and a Smoking Ceremony to help us cleanse our new office and warehouse space in West Perth.

CEO Nicki Bardwell, recently presented at the 18th National Rural Health Conference in Adelaide sharing Fair Game’s insights into how our approach to health education improves health outcomes in remote Australia.

Her presentation titled - Re-thinking preventative health strategies in remote communities through gamified engagement and youth-led outreach - examined the key design elements that make Fair Game’s programs effective and responsive to the unique needs of remote communities….

Equip for Sport program wins Community Waste Award at 2026 Waste Authority Awards, recognising it’s impact in driving community engagement in adopting waste management solutions.

A key strategic focus for Fair Game has been to ‘walk alongside’ communities. From the beginning we have placed building strong relationships with communities at the heart of what we do. An emphasis on good communication, listening and learning has helped us respond to specific community needs and deliver programming that creates sustainable impact.

As we celebrate 15 years of operations we reflect on where this started and exactly what makes our programs so successful and enduringly popular with the communities we serve.

Supporting pathways to employment in Kununurra

Collaborating in meaningful partnerships to empower communities, is a core strategic objective of Fair Game, so we’ve been delighted with the successful collaboration our Kununurra Game On! Hub has formed with the Wunan Foundation’s Talent Pool Academy. 

Yarning about healthy habits while colouring in our new Healthy Communities banners

Commonwealth Games Athletes inspire next generation…

“Fair Game listens to community and works in a way that respects culture, family and local decision-making, which means their programs feel safe, welcomed and supported.”

Equip for Sport recognised by Waste Sorted Awards…

“The kids were locked in from the start!”

We love catching up with old friends who have attended our programs over the years. Hear what Stirling has been up to for the last three years…