Clubhouse is a compilation of resources for clubs.
At the Department of Sport and recreation we have taken a proven
high-performing product and made it even better. You may have already
seen some of our Club Development Booklets and the clever ones would
have used some or all of the tips found inside the 14 original topics. The great news is that we have added another 15 new and relevant
topics.
Check the list below for the well-researched, yet
simple-to-follow information, checklists, tips sheets, templates.
“What’s the best way to use this info?” I hear you asking. Again, that’s as easy as a few short steps.
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E-mail the link to this page to the relevant people in your club.
- In a few weeks ask them if the booklets were useful and how can your club use the information.
Many of the booklets may refer to templates, checklists or other documents. These can be found in our club filing cabinet.
A collection of documents to download.
We are sure that with a small amount of reading and a willingness to
follow through with our suggestions – your club and it’s key position
holders will be well on the way to doing their job better while having
more time to enjoys their membership of your club.
So you want to start a club? Here is a step-by-step guide to help you through the process.
Planning is the key to the future for all clubs, no matter the activity or size.
Everything you need to know on how to be a great President.
Everything you ever wanted to know on how to be a great Secretary.
How to be a smart and efficient club Treasurer.
Successfully chair meetings from the club AGM to the simplest monthly meetings.
Ten steps to running a successful meeting.
Help for the overworked committee member.
How to work together to solve your club's problems.
Simple tips to creating a marketing plan to promote your club.
How to get, look after and keep a sponsor.
Your club constitution and how to become incorporated.
A club guide to risk management.
How to effectively manage volunteers so that you keep the ones you've currently got while attracting new ones to your club.
A guide and simple steps towards member protection strategies.
How to welcome people of diverse backgrounds into your club.
Linking sport and recreations clubs with schools.
Strategies to strengthen youth sports and recreation programs.
Turning junior members into long term members.
Making your club attractive to youth.
The changing needs of growing bodies and minds.
Pathways for the development of junior members.
How to liaise with the relevant stakeholders.
Tips to get the best out of your helpers and members.
Important tips for junior coaches.
Making your club and activities safe for everyone.
How to meet your duty of care responsibilities.
How to create a supportive, respective and appreciative environment for your officials.
What to do and what not to do as a coach.
Clubhouse resources
A complete list of clubhouse resources.
Alex Sare
246 Vincent Street
Telephone (08) 9492 9617
Facsimile (08) 9492 9711
