Who we work with

Working alongside people, communities and partner organisations

Reclink Australia works alongside people experiencing disadvantage to improve wellbeing, strengthen social connections and increase participation through sport and recreation.

Who We Support

We support a diverse range of communities, including people with disability, people experiencing mental ill-health, young people, older Australians, people experiencing homelessness, refugee and multicultural communities, and those living in regional, remote and low socio-economic areas.

We support people with a disability and people with mental health challenges or who are at risk of poor mental health, particularly young people. This takes us into many communities and groups including homelessness, youth cohorts, refugee, elderly and lonely, drug and alcohol addicts and communities that have been impacted by natural disaster. We also focus on low socio economic communities and regional/remote communities where people have limited or no opportunity to participate.

Our Approach

For more than 30 years, we've helped individuals build confidence, improve wellbeing and develop a stronger sense of belonging through inclusive sport and recreation opportunities.

Our Partners

Community organisations, counsellors and case workers play an important role in our work. We support member agencies by providing opportunities to engage with clients through sport and recreation activities, helping strengthen relationships and complement existing support services. Many organisations join Reclink because they see the positive impact participation has on the people they support

Through Club Reclink, people across Australia can access free and low-cost sport and recreation opportunities in their local community.

Participant Stories

Hear directly from participants and communities about the difference sport and recreation can make.