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Activities, Events and Programs

The City coordinates a variety of activities, events and programs for, and inclusive of people with disability. These range from regular activities, annual events and services throughout the City.

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Activities for people with disability

The City of Greater Geelong offers a range of inclusive activities for all ages and abilities.

Our various services' events and activities include accessibility considerations in their planning. Check in with each area to find out what is coming up:

Events for people with disability

International Day of People with Disability

This is an annual event in December to celebrate International Day of People with Disability. The event is supported by local organisations. The event focuses on Geelong Awards for People with Disability.
For more information, visit our International Day of People with Disability webpage.

 

Events Geelong

We are very proud of the diverse range of events on offer in our region, you can browse by category, venue or date.
For more information visit the Events Geelong webpage  

 

Creating inclusive events

Ensuring universal access and inclusivity at community events is crucial for fostering a welcoming environment where everyone can participate fully regardless of their abilities, backgrounds, or circumstances.
For more information on an creating an inclusive event, please visit the Inclusive event planning webpage. 

 

Geelong Arena

The Geelong Arena is a multi-use sports and entertainment, host of a wide variety of high-class events.
For more information, visit our GeelongAreana webpage.

 

Barwon Valley Activity Centre

Barwon Valley Activity Centre is a venue for sports competitions, providing exceptional training facilities and the ability to host events and markets. It offers a friendly and inclusive environment, catering to patrons and organisations of all abilities.

For more information, visit our Barwon Valley Activity Centre webpage.

 

Geelong Regional Libraries Events

Discover a wide range of inclusive events taking place at the Geelong Regional Libraries. Choose your preferred dates and explore the exciting events being hosted at your local library.

For more information, visit the Geelong Regional Libraries What’s On webpage.

 

Geelong Awards for People with Disability

The Geelong Awards for People with Disability celebrate people with disability in Greater Geelong who are doing outstanding work in advocacy, leadership and empowering others and in their contributions to volunteering, at work or in the community.

For more information, visit our Geelong Awards for People with Disability webpage

 

Programs for people with disability

Library Services

Geelong Regional Libraries have accessible facilities which run a number of inclusive activities and programs for all ages.

For more information, visit the Geelong Regional Libraries webpage.

Geelong Regional Libraries also offer a Home Library Service which delivers library materials to members of the community who are unable to access their local library due to ill health or mobility challenges.

For more information, visit the Home Library Service webpage

 

Barwon Network of Neighbourhood Houses

Neighbourhood Houses serve as vital hubs within communities, offering a wide range of programs and services that cater to the diverse needs and interests of residents.

To find a local neighbourhood house, visit the Neighbourhood Houses Barwon information webpage.

 

Access for All Abilities Play

AAA Play helps people with disabilities find sports and active recreation opportunities all over Victoria. They work with the sport and active recreation sector to make sure there are many good opportunities and resources available.

To find an activity near you, visit the Access for All Abilities Play website.

More information and contact

Please contact the City for more information or to request alternative formats on 03 5272 5272 or online via the general enquiry form.

 If you have a hearing or speech impairment you can use the National Relay Service to contact the City free of charge on 13 36 77. Alternatively, you can visit the National Relay Service website for more information on this service.


The City offers an interpreter service which can be accessed on 13 14 50

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