Learn about everyday harm and why it is important

Hear from a CEO on why preventing and repairing everyday harm matters in support organisations.

This information guide explains what everyday harm is, why it matters, and the practical steps people, workers and organisations can take together to notice, prevent, respond to, and repair everyday harm.

Using policy to prevent and address everyday harm

This board game is a gentle, practical way that helps people learn about each other and about preventing and addressing everyday harm.

Learning resources to support you in sharing learning about everyday harm

Bite-size learning including video and reflection questions

How can you make your sports club feel truly welcoming? Inclusion isn’t always about making big changes. Often, genuine inclusion is a result of the small, everyday habits and practices a club has put in place. In this video, we’ll provide you with 10 practical things sports clubs should consider when starting – or continuing – their inclusion journey.

Say hello to Kelly, one of five (5) members of the co-design group for the WIN Project. Listen to her experience serving on a club committee, and how sports clubs can make changes to allow everyone to participate.

Say hello to Ben, one of five (5) members of the co-design group for the WIN Project. Listen to their experience rediscovering sport as an adult and the sense of community it brought, and how sports clubs can make changes to allow everyone to participate.

Say hello to Bel, one of five (5) members of the co-design group for the WIN Project. Listen to her experience participating in sport as a young athlete, and how sports clubs can make changes to allow everyone to participate.

Say hello to Eliya, one of five (5) members of the co-design group for the WIN Project. Listen to their experience starting an inclusive badminton club from scratch, and how sports clubs can make changes to allow everyone to participate.