Two major grant programs supporting South Australian sport and active recreation clubs are now open, with a pool of more than $7 million available to get communities active and upgrade facilities across the state.

The Adelaide 36ers will deliver a program for young migrants, refugees and others facing social isolation after receiving a State Government grant to support the initiative.

The Office for Recreation, Sport and Racing (ORSR) has today launched its 2025 - 2030 Strategic Plan, setting out a clear and ambitious vision for the future: sport, active recreation and racing at the heart of a thriving South Australia.

Community football clubs are to set to receive a major boost to upgrade their infrastructure and facilities, with over $3 million up for grabs in the latest round of the SA Football Facilities Fund opening today.

Four of South Australia’s most prominent sporting organisations have partnered with the State Government to undertake a training program to better support and include children with trauma experiences.

More than 600 sport and active recreation clubs impacted by drought have secured vital support under a new grant program helping to ease financial pressures and keep communities active.

Dozens of sport and active recreation organisations are set to share in more than $8 million to build new infrastructure and roll out programs to get young people moving.

The expanded Sports Vouchers program has already delivered more cost of living relief to families than last year, with gymnastics one of the most sought-after activities to access support and help more young South Australians to be active.

A successful community-led sports initiative in Bordertown is breaking down barriers and bringing the local community closer together through the power of sport and recreation.

Clubs and organisations can now apply for the biggest round of a Government program empowering girls and women through sport.

Dozens of South Australian athletes have received vital Government support to help them achieve their goals at the Olympic, Paralympic or Commonwealth Games.

Hundreds of drought-affected sport and active recreation clubs have applied for funding, helping communities to stay active – with more time given for other clubs to tap into the crucial support.