We are thrilled to announce that Creadaptic Volleyball Club has been approved for funding of $2,500 from the Queensland Government through the Active Clubs Program. This program, which is part of the Activate! Queensland strategy, aims to empower more Queenslanders to enjoy physical activity and enhance their health and well-being. The funding received by our club will play a pivotal role in purchasing much needed equipment for our players, allowing us to continue our mission of promoting the sport of volleyball and fostering a healthy, active community.

This financial boost will be instrumental in acquiring essential equipment that is vital for the development and training of our players, which include items such as volleyballs, rollers, whistles, a first-aid kit, and additional practice equipment. These resources will not only enhance the quality of our training sessions but also provide a safer and more enjoyable experience for our athletes. We are grateful to the government for recognising the value of our club's efforts in promoting physical activity and investing in the betterment of our community.

The availability of improved equipment will allow us to host more events, tournaments, and training sessions. These activities not only foster teamwork and camaraderie among our players but also attract spectators, supporters, and volunteers, creating a vibrant and engaged community.

Creadaptic Volleyball Club will be receiving $2,500 from the Queensland Government through the Active Clubs Program.

The approval of $2,500 in funding from the Queensland Government is a momentous occasion for Creadaptic Volleyball Club. This support will enable us to purchase essential equipment, enhancing the training experience for our players and creating a more inclusive environment for all. We extend our sincere gratitude to the government for their investment in our club and their commitment to empowering Queenslanders through physical activity. Together, we can continue to promote the sport of volleyball, improve health and well-being, and build a stronger and more active community for all.