AusDBF - More Resources and Education opportunities

AusDBF has shared this with Clubs

Below is a quick snapshot of resources and online webinars which are available for clubs.

1. Sport Integrity Australia

Managing High Risk Activities 

The session will cover - practical ways to reduce safeguarding risk in organised sport.

When: Tuesday 11 February 2025 

Time: 12:30pm - 1:30pm AEDT 

Click here to register

The session will be recorded if you are unable to attend - click here to watch it.

2. Pride in Sport 

Free online education sessions 

Click here to register for session

3. Sport and Recreation Sector Scholarship Nominations

Women & Leadership Australia is dedicated to supporting women leaders achieve their leadership potential, and we are pleased to be able to offer scholarships of up to $5,000 for women working in the Sport and Recreation Sector. More information here.

The programs are designed for women with limited leadership experience through to executive leaders and scholarships are available across four key levels. This opportunity is open to all women working in the Sport and Recreation Sector and we encourage you to make this information available via your usual channels.

• Women outside of formal leadership positions can apply for a partial scholarship of $1,000 for the Impact Program 
• Early career managers can apply for a partial scholarship of $1,000 towards the Leading Edge Program 
• Mid-level managers can apply for a partial scholarship of $3,000 towards the Executive Ready Program 
• Senior and executive leaders can apply for a partial scholarship of $5,000 towards the Advanced Leadership Program

 Lodge an expression of interest here

4. Club Map 

Club Success webinar series - How to thrive in 2025 (Learn ways to share the workload, reduce the burnout factor, and set up for success this year)

Date: Monday 10 February 

Time: 7pm AEDT 

Click here to register

The session will cover: Pressures on traditional commitments, how structure creates success, how to encourage volunteering, examples of club success

Click here for additional webinar sessions - How to find and keep sponsors / How to attract more volunteers

5. Good Sports 

Is your club registered for the Good Sports Club program?

Click here to register your club 

The Good Sports program supports and inspires 12,000 community sporting clubs to set up a better environment for players, volunteers, supporters, and officials. You’ll get expert support from the Good Sports team to build a club policy around tricky topics such as alcohol management, illegal drugs, smoking, mental health, and safe transport.