Fair Go Footy

Fair Go Footy is a football based program for children with disabilities which is run by the Ormond Junior Football Club. 

The aim of the program is to facilitate the participation of children with disabilities in the great game of Australian Rules football. It’s all about fun and exercise with football as the underlyin 

FairGo Footy (FGF) consists of a series of one hour clinics run on Saturday mornings from May through to August – each clinic is based on a typical footy training session consisting of a warm-up, skills development and game play and a few fun games. The program has been running since 2007. In season 2020 it will be one of three pilot centers aligned with the StKilda Football Club 'Saints All Play' program based on the Deakin University All Play principles. 

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Fair Go Footy also provides an opportunity for community minded youth to get involved through a mentor training program developed in-conjunction with Connect Health & Community. Led by the program’s coordinator, within a supportive and structured environment, volunteers become involved with the coaching of the players.

The program is run in conjunction with the OJFC. Children of all ages, those that have previously taken part, as well as any new children are encouraged to join in.