Improve physical accessibility

• Review club facilities, entrances, pathways, toilets, changing rooms, jetties and boat access points to identify potential barriers.
• Consider accessible parking, clear signage and suitable spaces for people with different mobility requirements.
• Explore equipment and facility modifications that make it easier for people to access boats and participate safely.
• Seek feedback from participants when planning facility improvements to ensure changes meet a range of needs.

Adapt activities and equipment

• Consider different boat types and adaptive sailing equipment to accommodate a range of abilities.
• Adapt instruction, activities and participation options to suit individual needs, interests and experience levels.
• Communicate clearly about available facilities, equipment and support before participants arrive.
• Provide opportunities for people to try sailing in a welcoming, supportive environment without pressure to compete.

Support all officials and volunteers

• Help coaches, officials and volunteers develop their confidence in supporting sailors of all abilities.
• Encourage flexible teaching and communication approaches that recognise individual strengths and learning needs.
• Ensure volunteers understand how to provide assistance respectfully while supporting participants' independence and choice.
• Encourage coaches, officials and volunteers to undertake relevant inclusion training and build their understanding of accessible sailing practices.

Create opportunties for ongoing participation

• Promote inclusive learn-to-sail programs, recreational sailing and club activities to people of all abilities.
• Build connections with local community organisations, schools, support services and other groups to introduce more people to sailing.
• Provide opportunities for sailors to develop their skills, participate in club racing and progress towards competitive pathways.
• Regularly seek participant feedback to identify opportunities to improve the sailing experience.