WA Deaf Recreation Association Inc - WADRA

The WA Deaf Recreation Association Inc (WADRA) is a sports club located in Perth, Western Australia, dedicated to fulfilling the social, recreational, and sporting needs of the Deaf community in WA. The club operates within the Lake Monger Recreation Club and offers a variety of sports and activities for its members.

Within the Association, there are several clubs that cater to different interests and hobbies, including Darts, Golf, Eight Ball Pool, Poker, Women’s Guild, Seniors, Crafts, and other indoor sports and events. These clubs provide a welcoming and inclusive environment for all Deaf community members to participate and enjoy their favourite activities.

WADRA hosts a social night every Friday, where members can come together, socialise, and have fun. It is an opportunity for the Deaf community to connect and foster friendships within a supportive and inclusive space.

For individuals interested in joining WADRA, they can sign up to become a Play On member. The Play On membership provides access to a wide range of disability services across WA, including state championships, community activities, and equipment loan packs. By becoming a Play On member, individuals can actively engage in sports and recreation activities that enhance their lives and promote well-being.

WADRA also organises and participates in a variety of events and competitions, catering to different age groups and abilities. These events include aquatics, conservation activities, adventure sports, and nature excursions. These activities promote physical fitness, skill development, and community engagement, further enhancing the overall well-being of individuals with disabilities.

The club is committed to providing inclusive opportunities for people with disabilities to participate in sports and recreation. Through innovation and adaptation, WADRA ensures that everyone, regardless of ability level, can actively engage in their desired activities. The club works closely with individuals, families, volunteers, support staff, and the wider community to create a supportive and inclusive environment for all.

For individuals and organisations interested in supporting WADRA's mission, they can get involved by attending upcoming events, learning about community activities, and exploring NDIS funded events and experiences. WADRA actively seeks to empower people living with disabilities through meaningful participation in sports and recreation, helping them lead fulfilling and active lives.

To learn more about WADRA and their activities, individuals can visit their official website and follow their social media channels, including Facebook and Instagram. By staying connected, individuals can stay up to date on the latest news, events, and offerings from WADRA.