Content about disabled sailing
Content Item - A Passion for Changing Lives
Is Melbourne really better than Sydney? Meet the Melbourne volunteer team!
Topics: disabled sailing
Read More...Content Item - A Vision For Change with James Hunter
Losing his sight hasn't hindered his vision, meet volunteer James Hunter
Topics: disabled sailing
Read More...Content Item - 10 Reasons Why Everybody Should Sail
There are so many benefits of sailing, here we've listed our top 10!
Topics: disabled sailing
Read More...Content Item - SWD Making Waves Rally 2018
Successful Rally brings much needed funds for SWD's Programs
Topics: disabled sailing, disability services, disabilities, charity, fundraising, yachting, sydney harbour, volunteer, sailing australia, sailing, disability sports
Read More...Content Item - SWD Volunteer Renee's Story
03 January 2018
Renee Smith has always been a land lover so her new found passion for sailing surprised her friends and family surprised.
Topics: disabled sailing, sailing, sailing australia, volunteer, paraplegic, wheelchair sports, sydney harbour
Read More...Content Item - Dunedoo Central High
Topics: duke of edinburgh, award, dunedoo, sailing, disabled sailing, volunteer
Read More...Content Item - When your disability is your Superpower
Givers of Optimism.
Topics: vision impaired, volunteer, sailing australia, sailing, disabled sailing, paraplegic, paralysis, blind, cerebral palsy, oceansofhope
Read More...Content Item - Matraville Sports High School
Winds of Joy on Sydney Harbour
Topics: winds, joy, sydney harbour, disabled sailing, sailing, volunteer
Read More...Content Item - NPE new Sponsors for SWD
New Sponsors Bring new exciting opportunities for Many!
Topics: disabled sailing, sailing, sailing australia, disability, disability sports, volunteer
Read More...Content Item - New Partner for SWD National Pump & Energy
New partners generous support will allow SWD to expand operations in four states
Topics: disabled sailing, sailing, disabilities, volunteer, partnership
Read More...Content Item - Wangee Park & Wairoa Schools Winds of Joy
Smiles all round on Sydney Harbour
Topics: disabled sailing, sailing, sailing australia, volunteers, ndis, sydney harbour, disabilities
Read More...Content Item - Skipper of Hope
Sailors with disABILTITIES Creator of Optimism
Topics: sailing, youth program, disabled sailing, sports australia, donate, charity, not for profit
Read More...Content Item - Northern Campaign 2017 Orara High School
Orara High School's Winds of Joy
Nervous energy abound before the students of
Orara High School participated in the
Winds of Joy Program during the
2017 Northern Campaign.
Before finally proclaiming 'We LOVED it!'
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Topics: disabled sailing, sailing, youth program, volunteer, not for profit, charity
Read More...Content Item - Warringa Park School Loved Winds of Joy
SWD spoke to teachers from schools across Melbourne in the past few weeks to learn about the students' experiences. Wendy, a teacher from Warringa Park School, said:
“I had a few scared students. They were scared that the boat was going to roll over! At the end of the experience, the scared ones were getting up and steering the boat and some went to the front of the boat and sat with the other students, something they would never do!"
Topics: volunteer, sailing, disabled sailing, disabled sports, volunteering
Read More...Content Item - Women Who Sail Australia Donation
We are grateful to Women Who Sail Australia for choosing SWD as one of the charities for funds raised at the April Gathering on the Bay conference in Port Stephens. We chatted to Women Who Sail Australia (WWSA) spokeswoman Caitlin Harris who said, "WWSA's mission is to connect women on the water. Our goal is to create communities, empower women, and encourage a love of sailing and respect for the ocean environment. Supporting SWD is part of our vision to create inclusive communities and make sailing accessible and welcoming to everyone."
Topics: female volunteer, wwsa, sydney, fundraising, charity, donation, australia, sailing australia, sailing, inclusion, disabled sailing, women who sail
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