West Australians have enjoyed team and individual success at the recent Toyota AFL Open format in Brisbane.

APM WA AFL Inclusion State Team and APM WA Wheelchair State Team 

Global provider of health, employment, disability, and workplace services APM has expanded its relationship with the WA All Abilities Football Association (WAAAFA)

WA All Abilities Football Association (WAAAFA) supported Purple Hands Foundation and Fremantle Football Club to host the annual Kimberley 9’s Carnival in Broome. 

APM is proud to partner with the Western Australian All Abilities Football Association (WAAAFA) as the naming rights partner of the WAAAFA State Teams.

In the realm of sports, few activities offer the profound impact on well-being that wheelchair football provides

We’re excited to announce that the Auskick Wheelchair program is back for its second season! After a fantastic launch in 2023, we can’t wait to continue offering this incredible experience.

The 2024 WAFL Grand Final is approaching at Optus Stadium on Sunday, 22nd September 2024. This year, the WAFL is giving every football club in WA a fantastic opportunity to get involved and raise funds for our club!

The WA All Abilities Football Association has hailed its inaugural female integrated pilot program a resounding success.

The Youth Integrated League has successfully completed its inaugural season, featuring teams from the Starkick community.

Whether you're an athlete or simply looking for a new challenge, wheelchair football offers a dynamic and inclusive way to engage in sport.

The WA All Abilities Association is excited to announce that East Fremantle Football Club will be joining the 2024 Wheelchair League.

WA All Abilities wheelchair football league star Phil Evans is off to Paris to compete in the Paralympics.

Ready to level up your game or try something new? Don't miss our upcoming "Come and Try" wheelchair football session in Bunbury on August 25th!

WA All Abilities Football Association (WAAAFA) has been recognised for its state-wide initiatives to engage people with disabilities in grass-roots football.

WA All Abilities Football Association (WAAAFA) has been recognised for its state-wide initiatives to engage people with disabilities in grass-roots football.

West Coast Eagles Co-Captain Oscar Allen has demonstrated his passion for community involvement by attending the inaugural Youth Integrated Football Competition in Perth’s northern suburbs.

The WA All Abilities Youth Integrated competition kicked off last Saturday with four teams participating.

Round 1 attracted nearly 40 children and will run for four weeks, extending the Starkick programs.

The WA All Abilities Football Association is really pumped to introduce the Youth Integrated League, a groundbreaking initiative designed to make Australian Rules Football accessible and enjoyable for everyone, regardless of ability.

As part of the Fremantle Dockers’ Purple Hands Round on Friday, WA football will again partner with the club to highlight disability inclusion.