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"SPORT4ALL" ACCESS AND INCLUSION PROGRAM - OUTCOMES AND LEARNINGS · Report
GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING 9 JUNE 2026
inclusive design and use of Council assets.
Key contributions included:
• Providing advice and feedback on accessibility considerations for facility upgrades, including
support for funding applications and project planning.
• Supporting beach accessibility initiatives at Main Beach, including consultation on wheelchair
storage and access considerations.
• Working with internal teams and facilities to embed inclusive design principles into planning,
upgrades and operational decision-making.
These contributions resulted in:
• Improved consideration of accessibility needs at the early planning and design stages, reducing
the need for reactive modifications.
• Increased confidence among Council staff to incorporate inclusive design into projects and
facility management.
• Greater alignment between community needs and infrastructure outcomes.
This work has supported a shift toward a more proactive, integrated and consistent approach to
accessibility across Council, ensuring facilities and public spaces are better positioned to meet the
needs of all community members.
Improving access within Council facilities - Noosa Cyclones Walking Basketball team
Equipment and Innovation
The program supported practical inclusion by developing and providing adaptive equipment and
locally driven solutions, increasing participation for people with disability across the community.
Key initiatives included:
• Development of Boccia ramps, including locally made versions in partnership with Noosa Men’s
Shed and Boccia Australia
• Introduction of an Angled Aid through the Noosa Library of Things
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