WHEELCHAIR Sports WA Association will have an upgraded information technology system and business development initiatives after it received a grant this week.
At a presentation at Mirrabooka’s Herb Graham Recreation Centre, $209,617 was awarded by Lotterywest to develop the association’s business development and sustainability.
Disability Services Minister Donna Faragher said the association had also moved into non-sporting areas including business development, social inclusion, education and recreation.
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READ NOWWheelchair Sports WA Association was established in 1989 and has more than 580 members involved sports including basketball, rugby, athletics and tennis.