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The WA All Abilities Football Association exists to provide the opportunity for people with a disability to be involved and participate in Australian football like every other Australian. By being involved, people with an intellectual or physical disability can improve their independence, well-being, self-esteem and life skills by being a valued member of a local community footy club.

01/11/2026

Meet Beau! 💛🖤

From his experiences on the court to the connections he’s made through Wheelchair Superkick, Beau shares what makes this sport so special.

It’s about more than the game — it’s about being part of a team, building confidence and finding a community where everyone belongs.

Hear from Beau’s family and discover what wheelchair football and Wheelchair Superkick means to him!

🏉 We're just over halfway through the Wheelchair Football season!Round 4 brought plenty of action, with West Coast's und...
30/10/2026

🏉 We're just over halfway through the Wheelchair Football season!

Round 4 brought plenty of action, with West Coast's undefeated streak coming to an end after a 46-point loss to Subiaco.

There was also cause for celebration for Swan Districts, who secured their first win of the season in a thrilling contest against Peel Thunder, coming away with a narrow 4-point victory!

Check out the updated ladder below to see where your team sits! 👀

29/10/2026
We can't get enough of this design! 🤯 WA All Abilities FootballSpecial shout-out to Kelmscott Bulldogs Football Club Inc...
29/10/2026

We can't get enough of this design! 🤯 WA All Abilities Football

Special shout-out to Kelmscott Bulldogs Football Club Inc. player Fraser Kickett and his brother Richard, the creative minds behind WA's 2026 Toyota AFL Open guernsey!

A couple of weeks ago, Fraser travelled across the country to captain WA's Inclusion Men's side, with the team finishing fourth in the competition.

Together with Richard, he designed the jumper proudly worn by WA's players throughout the tournament, with each element telling its own story.

The Black Swan represents the pride, courage and determination of those selected to represent WA.

The journey lines reflect the different paths players have taken from communities across the state to come together as one team.

The meeting place acknowledges the families, friends, coaches and volunteers who support the players every step of the way.

An incredible design with an even better story behind it. Amazing work, Fraser and Richard! 👏

Take us back to this night!🥹💛🖤The full album! This time three weeks ago we were presenting ourplayers with the jumpers t...
28/10/2026

Take us back to this night!🥹💛🖤

The full album!

This time three weeks ago we were presenting our
players with the jumpers that they would be
representing WA in for the 2026 AFL Open, and they sure did that jumper, and our state, proud!

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We are so lucky to have had APM as our Naming Rights Partner for the fifth consecutive year! 🖤💛Read more here:
27/10/2026

We are so lucky to have had APM as our Naming Rights Partner for the fifth consecutive year! 🖤💛

Read more here:

APM partners with WA All Abilities Association for the fifth year in a row, helping players with disabilities to compete at a state level in the AFL Open.

25/10/2026

The mic was ON for Nate this morning 🎤

We might have to make this a series, which player from which team should we mic up next?

We have to talk about the 2026 AFL Open jumper. 🖤💛Designed by Richard and Fraiser Kickett, the jumper carries a story of...
23/10/2026

We have to talk about the 2026 AFL Open jumper. 🖤💛

Designed by Richard and Fraiser Kickett, the jumper carries a story of strength, connection, journey and community.
At the heart of the design stands the Black Swan, representing the players selected to wear the Western Australian colours and the courage, pride and determination they carry onto the national stage.
The journey lines reflect the unique paths each player has travelled from communities across WA, before coming together as one team to represent their state.
At the base of the design, the meeting place represents the families, friends, coaches, and volunteers who stand behind every player — the support network that helps them grow both on and off the field.
A jumper that represents where our players have come from, who stands beside them, and the pride they carry in representing WA.

🖤💛 One team. One state.

23/10/2026

Take a look into the life of an AFL Open player, this years volunteer was Callum Bull!

Hopefully next year he remembers to keep track of his duck 🫢

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