Get involved in WA Week 18-24 October
Your unique chance to take a leading role in a grand celebration of Western Australia.

WA Week (18–24 October 2010) is a state-wide initiative that provides a vehicle for organisations, groups, communities and individuals to celebrate and express pride in Western Australia, highlighting the achievements, attributes and potential of the state and its people.
When it comes to celebrating the very best of WA, sport and recreation is worthy of a strong showing and the Department of Sport and Recreation (DSR) is calling on sport and recreation clubs and organisations to hold their own events during the celebrations.
For more information on WA Week, visit the Celebrate WA website.
How
can I get involved?
There are a number of ways you can get involved in WA Week including:
- Hosting an event or activity.
- Forming a partnership or collaboration.
- Contributing to an existing event.
- Sponsoring an event or activity.
- Providing in-kind support.
- Volunteering.
Some
ideas for sport and recreation clubs and organisations:
- Give a demonstration of what you do at a local school.
- Organise a picnic or sausage sizzle after your regular sports match or meeting.
- Plan a guided walk or bike ride around your suburb or region.
- Organise a sports game at the local recreation centre.
- Recognise your club volunteers with a certificate presentation and/or barbecue.
- Hold a WA Week awards ceremony.
- Raise money for a WA charity.
- Have your members and supporters give back to the community by participating in a local busy-bee, planting trees, visiting a nursing home etc.
State-wide
exposure
The state-wide WA Week program will include both new events and existing events that will be brought under the umbrella of WA Week to benefit from the marketing, advertising and promotional opportunities available through involvement.
If you or your organisation would like to have your event included in the WA Week Program please email your details.
Small grants scheme
A WA Week Small Grants Scheme is also being offered to generate a wide range of community events and activities in all regions of the state, closing 22 July 2010.
Contact your local DSR
office
DSR offices may be able to help you promote your event.
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