The Toolkit
We are so excited about our upcoming Victorian Disability Sport and Recreation Festival and we'd like you to help us spread the word. To help you, we've put together a toolkit with everything you need to help us celebrate.
The toolkit includes: suggested copy, graphics, detailed information about the festival and so much more.
Download the Victorian Disability Sport & Recreation Stakeholder toolkit below:
Activity timetable
More about the festival
The Victorian Disability Sport and Recreation Festival, held each year on International Day of People with Disability, is a unique, free, outdoor, community event that promotes communities, social connectivity and active lifestyles for people with disability.
Activities include: Powerchair sports, Frame running, Wheelchair Rugby, adapted AFL, Blind and low-vision tennis, gymnastics and so so much more! You may even spot a Paralympian!
When: Friday 3 December, 10 AM - 2 PM
Where: Crown Riverwalk, Southbank
[Video Description [VD]: The video begins with an image of the VDSRF Logo and text: 10AM - 2PM, Crown Riverwalk and dsr.org.au/vdsr-festival. It is footage from 2019's Victorian Disability Sport and Recreation Festival (VDSRF) with lots of different people, from different backgrounds, ages (including children) and different disabilities participating and trying different sports and activities including AFL wheelchair, wheelchair rugby, calisthenics and other active and recreation. The video shows multiple different vendors and exhibitors engaging with community members, staff and participants. Richard Amon (a middle-aged White man) is speaking in the beginning and then Ayden Shaw (a younger White man) is speaker afterwards. The video pans and shows lots of smiling faces, interactions and fun activities on a sunny, fun day out. The video is captioned with large white text and a blurred dark background for contrast]