Manly Warringah Sea Eagles is pleased to announce a new community partnership with What Ability.
What Ability supports people living with autism, down syndrome and other disabilities to get out and have fun in the community.
What Ability is an NDIS registered support service that specialises in community access that connects people with capable, fit and friendly support workers, some of whom are professional and semi-professional athletes.
The company provides disability support across Australia: day programs, weekend support and overnight camps. These activities are tailored to participants’ goals and needs. They can look like swimming, bush walks, parks, beaches, recreation centers, and indoor activity facilities.
The Sea Eagles have now become What Ability’s first Community Partner.
Manly players Sean Keppie, Tom Trbojevic, Jake Trbojevic, Ben Trbojevic and Karl Lawton are all What Ability Ambassadors.
What Ability’s Media and Community Manager, Todd Liubinskas, said the partnership will allow What Ability to bring more happiness to people living with a disability.
"Manly will play an essential role in helping What Ability build and showcase an inclusive Australia,'' Liubinskas said.
"With shared core values and a joint focus on inclusion, we are so excited to team
up and harness the power of sport to break down barriers and existing perceptions of the disability sector."
