Inclusive tennis in ACT

Discover inclusive tennis pathways across the ACT for all abilities, cultures and identities. Fill in the form to find your perfect match.

Contact the Inclusion team

Wheelchair tennis players pose for a group photo

Whether you're new to the game or returning after time away, there’s a place for you. Explore local programs and pathways across the ACT that reflect your identity, interests and goals.

Ngunnawal Indigenous Tennis Carnival

Whether you’re looking for connection or competition, join the celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture through sport, art and music.

Boomerang throwing at ACT Indigenous Tennis Carnival

Pink Tennis

Pink Tennis is Canberra’s LGBTQIA+ tennis club – play tennis weekly, have fun and connect with your community.

Compete in All Abilities Tennis

Tennis Australia delivers inclusive All Abilities tournaments nationwide, with social to elite competitions for blind, deaf, wheelchair, para‑standing and intellectual disability players.

Wheelchair Champion Dylan Alcott holds AO trophy on the banks of the river Yarra with Melbourne skyline in the background

Canberra Girls Get Active Day returns to show girls they belong in sport

Girls across the ACT will be encouraged to step onto the court, field and pitch this March as Canberra Girls Get Active Day returns.

Mum and child practice tennis together at Canberra Girls Get Active Day

Wendy and Sam: Leading the way for women and girls in Tennis ACT and region

Tennis ACT is proud to spotlight two inspiring figures who are shaping the future of tennis in the ACT and region – Wendy Grant and Samantha Henry.

Speaker at Women Leaders in Tennis conference

ACT Indigenous Tennis Carnival 2025

Tennis ACT proudly hosted the ACT Indigenous Tennis Carnival on 11 June, celebrating culture, community and connection through sport.

Print making at the National Indigenous Carnival

Explore all news

Inclusive tennis strategy

Our vision, progress and priorities for making tennis more inclusive across Australia.

Learn more

Para standing tennis group photo during a showcase at Margaret Court Arena before the 2024 Australian Open

Blind and low vision tennis

Connect, play and grow through blind and low vision tennis, with inclusive formats, coaching, events and rankings for all levels of sight.

Player serving at the Blind and Low Vision Championships

Deaf and hard of hearing tennis

Play, belong and progress – with inclusive coaching, events, rankings and pathways from community clubs to the Deaflympics.

Deaf and hard of hearing coaches using sign language on court

Intellectual disability and autism tennis

Tennis that can be adapted to you – fun, flexible and full of opportunity.

Female tennis player prepares to return tennis ball over net

Wheelchair tennis

From local rallies to the Paralympics, wheelchair tennis offers the speed, strategy and community that defines the game – with equipment and rules designed to meet you on court.