Our Programs

We deliver programs that create connection & build lasting change

WSRT programs are designed to increase participation, grow leadership pathways and build capability for individuals and the sector.

We are committed to delivering excellence across our programs; driving positive culture; leading change; and creating safe inclusive practices and environments where people thrive. 

Our Programs

Get Active Program (GAP)

A flagship program for WSRT for more than 20 years, GAP is a statewide initiative that has supported over 4,000 individuals in building more movement, social connection, and healthier life choices into their lives.

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Women in Sport Coaching Scholarship Program

In partnership with the Tasmanian Institute of Sport (TIS), providing financial support and professional development opportunities for women coaches to advance their qualifications and leadership in sport.

Emerging Women Coaches Scholarship Program

Supporting aspiring and early-career women coaches to develop their skills, confidence, and pathways into formal coaching roles.

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Winter Webinar Series

Lunchtime learning, these professional development sessions bringing together leading voices to explore leadership, inclusion, participation, and practical solutions for driving change in sport. Register HERE or catch the replays on YouTube

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“There She Is” Podcast

The There She Is podcast features conversations with athletes, coaches and changemakers who are breaking barriers in sport and recreation. Discover inspiring stories, practical advice and fresh perspectives that support women and girls to thrive.  Available on Spotify, Youtube, Apple and your favourite platforms

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Tune into the lastest episode of  ‘There She Is’ Podcast

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GPO Box 1586
Hobart Tas 7001

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WSRT acknowledges the Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the traditional custodians of the land Lutruwita / Tasmania on which we work and live, and respect the elders past and present, for they hold the memories, traditions, culture and hope of First Nations people of Tasmania.