The Gascoyne has a diverse range of recreational activities.
The region offers a diverse range of both active and passive recreational activities. The superb climate, hot summer and warm winter combined with the natural attractions of the region are enticing for outdoor recreation. Popular activities include surfing, kite boarding, fishing, camping, day outings and boating.
The RASP funding agreement will assist in the delivery of a high-quality daily training environment for regional athletes through the program's Regional Talent Development Network (RTDN) and Regional Athlete Travel Subsidy Scheme (ATSS).
The RTDN comprises nine regional academies and sport talent networks across Western Australia.
These academies and networks provide services and programs that contribute to the development of athletes, coaches and officials who are part of a sports talent development pathway.
RASP grants have been provided to the following RTDN academies, programs and networks:
The Regional ATSS will assist athletes with expenses attending training camps and competitions at regional, state and national levels.
It will support athletes who are registered members of a club or association that is affiliated with a State Sporting Association.
The department works closely with a range of stakeholders in the Gascoyne region. These include local governments, the Gascoyne Development Commission, State Government agencies and not-for-profit organisations.
Chrysan PayneRegional Support OfficerMid West and GascoyneTelephone 61 8 9956 2100Email chrysan.payne@dlgsc.wa.gov.au
Within the Gascoyne Sportshouse there are development officers for various sports. These officers play an important role in developing and growing the sport within the region and work in close partnership with the department.
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