Changing Gippsland Game

GippSport, with support from the Office for Women in Sport and Recreation, has been working towards “Changing Gippsland’s Game” with women across Gippsland who work or volunteer in community sport.

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Club/Association support:​

‘Gippsland Game Plan’

These principles are the core elements that will support, retain & engage Gippy Girls in clubs, leagues and associations across Gippsland.

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Girls in Sport Forum Report

GippSport has prepared this document to share the key understandings from the forum.  sports clubs more welcoming and accommodating to girls aged between 13 and 15.

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Quick Wins

The Quick Wins program is a resource to help clubs take action to increase promotion, participation and leadership opportunities for women and girls within their clubs. 

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Getting Women and Girls Active Workshop

This workshop will explore all things for women & girls’ participation in sport and physical activity. To learn more:

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Changing Gippsland’s Game- Professional Network

With funding through the Change Our Game Workforce development program, we commenced the professionals network in 2018. 

The group is made up of LGA, SSA and other women who work in the community sport sector.  The group meet’s bimonthly to share resources, network, provide support, undertake training and project work.  

The key purpose of the group to empower women to influence and advocate for change in our sector to create more opportunities for women and girls in Gippsland.

For more information, please contact Michelle Harris michelle@gippsport.com.au

Changing Gippsland’s Game- Community Network

GippSport, with funding from the Office for Women in Sport and Recreation, has been working towards “Changing Gippsland’s Game” with women across Gippsland who work or volunteer in community sport.

The women’s leadership program is designed to build the skills and confidence of women to support them in their leadership journey.  This might be stepping up a committee for the first time, taking on an Executive role or pursuing senior coaching or officiating role.  57 women from the 6 Gippsland local government areas and from across all types of sport are involved in our program.

We have Joanne Love, an expert facilitator leading the sessions and we commenced in March 2020 and have progressed online during the COVID restrictions.  We found that this was a great way for women across Gippsland to engage with us and the training.  We were able to host our first face to face session in 2021 and will complete the program with a mixture of training options.

Many of our participants have joined the women’s good governance program and are continuing to lead their sporting organisations as we reboot post COVID 19.  It is inspiring to see these amazing women drive community sport despite the many challenges.

For more information, please contact Michelle Harris michelle@gippsport.com.au

A social media movement encouraging Gippsland women to get active together through community and sporting club lead physical activity programs.

Gippy Girls Can emphasise community and provides women of all shapes, sizes, fitness levels and abilities to get active without the fear of judgement together, empowering our Gippy Girls.

Let’s celebrate women participating in physical activity together.

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GippSport acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live and work, The Bunurong Peoples, Gunaikurnai Peoples and other traditional owner groups of the Gippsland/East Gippsland Region.  We recognise their ongoing connection to the land, waters and community, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging and the ongoing living culture of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people.

GippSport is committed to making a positive contribution to the wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and working in solidarity towards reconciliation.

GippSport – Gippsland Sports Assembly Inc.
PO Box 741, Traralgon, VIC, Australia 3844
Traralgon Sports Stadium, Catterick Cres, Traralgon