Sport4All in City of Moreton Bay
Sport4All is proud to partner with City of Moreton Bay to support inclusive sport and recreation.
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What is Sport4All?
Sport4All is an award‑winning inclusive education program founded by former Australian of the Year Dylan Alcott.
It's a national partnership between the Federal Government, the Australian Sports Commission, and Get Skilled Access.
The program is delivered by people with disabilities and lived experience. This strengthens inclusivity and supports positive change in grassroots sport.
Sport4All is funded by the Australian Government via the Australian Sports Commission.
Using a three‑step capability program, it supports clubs and schools to include people with disability in all aspects of sport. Through this approach, Sport4All increases opportunities for participation.
What is the Inclusion Coach role?
The role of the inclusion coach is to support people with disabilities to access sport and active recreation. This work supports the lead‑up to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
An inclusion coach is embedded within Council’s sport and recreation team. They act as Council's advocate for inclusive sport. Their goal is to create welcoming spaces where everyone can take part.
A key focus is increasing opportunities for people with disability in community and school sport. Through the inclusion coach, local sporting clubs and schools receive practical support.
They learn how to include people with disability in ways that work for their organisation. This includes building skills, confidence, and understanding.
Participation may include playing sport, volunteering, coaching, or supporting activities behind the scenes.
The program also helps people with disabilities learn about what is available to them. This could mean trying a new sport or contributing in other meaningful ways.
Who is the Inclusion Coach?
Emily Finn‑Brumm is the Inclusion Coach for the Sport4All program in City of Moreton Bay.
Emily has over ten years of experience working in disability support, community services and inclusive sport.
She brings lived experience to her work that motivates her to help build a region where everyone can participate and belong.
She has worked with leading disability and community organisations. Through this work, she has developed strong skills in communication, community engagement and inclusive practice.
Coaching and leadership experience
Emily's experience includes:
- Long‑standing Head Coach of Moreton Bay Boccia
- Former Queensland Boccia Head Coach
- Board member of Boccia Queensland
- Advisory Board member for Boccia Australia
- 2024 Australian Boccia Coach at the World Dwarf Games.
In 2025, Emily received the Mayor’s Australia Day Award for Community Spirit. This recognises her commitment to strengthening inclusion across Moreton Bay.
Working with the community
As the Inclusion Coach, Emily works with:
- Local sporting clubs
- Schools
- First Nations communities
- Disability organisations
- Council partners
She focuses on building strong relationships. She is committed to supporting community sport and creating meaningful opportunities for people with disability.
Her work supports the goal of building one of the most inclusive cities in Southeast Queensland. It also helps create a strong legacy for the future.
More information
For more information, please contact Emily by her email via emily.finn-brumm@moretonbay.qld.gov.au.