A reflection on the impact of consistency and continuity in building impactful relationships with communities.

Is the death of long term volunteering real?

by Nicki Bardwell, CEO, Fair Game Australia

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…

A big welcome to our new cohort of volunteers. The crew enthusiastically got stuck in to the training session despite the wet weather!

Helping cook the evening meal at Fair Game’s afterschool program in Kununurra has allowed one participant to develop skills and pursue her passion…

Fair Game donated hundreds of cricket bats to the girls taking part in Team Connect’s cricket program - early Christmas presents gifted on their Gala Day at the WACA in December…

Practice makes perfect for aspiring athletes in Donnybrook…

100,000 items of pre-loved sports equipment donated to communities across WA.

Sporting heroes at St Thomas’ primary collect preloved equipment donations.

The power of donating sports equipment is extraordinary…

Successfully engaging children in communities requires building trust. Consistency and reliability are key.

Communities tell us why they love Fair Game visits April 2024.

Paige’s love affair with sports began when she was a kid. For as long as she can remember she has always played some kind of sport and is currently studying Sports Science at UWA.

We have established a new First Nations' Internship program.