Outback Academy Australia

The Red Dust Heelers National Wheelchair Basketball players and staff use their sport to engage First Nations communities around participation and connection in a fun and inclusive environment for people with disability and their families and friends. This creates the relationships that lead to informal discussions about life, career, health, education which in turn inform how the heelers work with communities and individuals going forward. They have run three-day visits to remote communities ar

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The Red Dust Heelers National Wheelchair Basketball players and staff use their sport to engage First Nations communities around participation and connection in a fun and inclusive environment for people with disability and their families and friends. This creates the relationships that lead to informal discussions about life, career, health, education which in turn inform how the heelers work with communities and individuals going forward. They have run three-day visits to remote communities ar

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