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Artability is a craft course for people with disabilities. Classes are held at Forest Community Arts Centre on Saturday afternoons or Tuesday evenings.

Arts Access provides access to arts and cultural activity for people who are disadvantaged, including people with a disability. They offer the Arts Access EASE ticket service which provides practical information, personal service and affordable ticket prices to encourage greater participation.

Information on coaching techniques for athletes with a visual or hearing impairment.

The Australian Electric Wheelchair Hockey Association is committed to providing resources for athletes with a physical disability to play hockey in powered wheelchairs. The AEWHA promotes the sport to all ages, disability or gender. The Association has a local competition in Sydney, with interest being shown in the North and South West Regions. It also hopes to expand interstate to form a strong national competition.

The BSA of NSW is an independent organisation established to coordinate and promote the sporting and recreational interests of men & women who are legally blind.

Boccia Australia Incorporated (BA), formerly The Cerebral Palsy Boccia Australia Association Incorporated, was formed to develop and manage the sport nationally. The association oversees the development and implementation of the national strategic direction for the sport. It covers fundamental areas such as community engagement, grass roots participation, athlete development and high performance.

Boonah Creative Arts Centre is a program of Centacare Broken Bay. The Centre offers opportunities or people with disabilities to participate as fully as possible in arts activities.

DSA aims to promote surfing for people with disabilities, to instruct and coach and encourage participants to compete in competitions. $20 pa membership includes T-shirt. Branches: Sydney, Wollongong, Newcastle. Port Macquarie