Host tennis programs at your club

Open your courts to more of the community by delivering welcoming, inclusive programs fit for kids and adults alike.

With everything from social play to tailored formats, your club can offer flexible ways to welcome everyone to tennis.

AO Holiday Programs presented by Weet-Bix™

Help kids stay active and engaged these school holidays with a program that mixes tennis, games and creative play.

July 18: Jaimee Fourlis visits AO Holiday Program at East Malvern Tennis Club in Melbourne on Friday, July 18, 2025. Photo by TENNIS AUSTRALIA/ SCOTT BARBOUR

Sporting Schools

Work with qualified coaches to deliver tennis in local schools, helping students stay active while learning new skills in a fun and supportive environment.

Volunteer delivered programs

Offer social tennis programs delivered by volunteers – focus on play, community and learning tennis in a fun, inclusive environment.

Hot Shots Tennis players lineup for coaching with volunteer

Support programs that celebrate diversity and ensure your club is a place where everyone feels welcome, safe and included.

First Nations

Create space and opportunity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander players to connect with tennis through culturally respectful and accessible programs.

LGBTQIA+

From Pride Nights to Glam Slams, host a variety of dedicated tennis experiences that foster community and comfort for LGBTQIA+ participants.

Make tennis accessible to players of all abilities by working with qualified coaches offering inclusive formats, using adaptive equipment and ensuring your club environment supports diverse needs.

Blind and low vision

Adapt the standard game with minor modifications such as a smaller court, lower net and an audible ball to aid low-vision players.

Deaf and hard of hearing

Use visual cues, clear signage and effective communication strategies to deliver engaging tennis sessions for players with hearing loss.

Intellectual disability and autism

Offer structured, supportive lessons that focus on enjoyment, inclusion, and skill development for neurodiverse players and those with intellectual disabilities.

Female tennis player prepares to return tennis ball over net

Wheelchair tennis

With wheelchair-accessible facilities in place, easily run sessions using standard courts with minor rule adjustments.

Action shot of a young girl on wheelchair for participation photo shoot for Tennis for Everybody campaign.

Para-standing tennis

Support diverse para-standing players by tailoring programs to suit different classifications.

Tennis for every body

A game for every body – inclusive, welcoming and built for belonging.