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Everyday Champions

Locality: Griffith

Phone: +61 432 935 810

Address: 302/10 Currie Crescent 2603 Griffith, ACT, Australia

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• Sports & fitness instruction

25.01.2022 Get down to the gym at 2pm tomorrow for our Thursday Fit & Funky sesh. A great way to see what doing exercise in a gym is all about, to make new friends, and to start moving towards being your best self - fit, strong, healthy and happy.

25.01.2022 For those peeps coming to Weston Indoor Sports for our Nerf Battle tonight, we will be meeting at 6:45pm at the centre. We haven’t quite been able to arrange a group dinner beforehand, so eat at home and get ready to rumble!!

25.01.2022 NEW TIME - MAN TALK: Get down to The RUC in Turner this Friday at 5pm folks, have dinner, drinks and great conversation with the lads...

23.01.2022 We're on tonight peeps. Here's the link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/6748490141

22.01.2022 Sign up to our new footy tipping competitions. Pick AFL and/or NRL and see how you stack up against everyone else! Here's the link: https://www.footytips.com.au/comps/Everyday_Champions

20.01.2022 Come join us for some fun and fitness - https://mailchi.mp/ev/come-join-us-for-some-fun-and-fitness

19.01.2022 All you men out there, come join us this Friday night for Man Talk - a low key, fun and (best of all) free social night with a bunch of great lads. Ask for Rob, Joe or Everyday Champions at reception and they’ll point you in the right direction...

19.01.2022 Friday night with this year’s Bachelorette contestants... Thanks for coming out lads. #mantalk

17.01.2022 Bootcamp this morning with Everyday Champions! We love doing amazing things with our participants as part of being a registered NDIS provider!

17.01.2022 Don't forget to come along to Laser Tag at Zone 3 in Belconnen tomorrow night as part of our "Everyone Can Do Cool Stuff" Program. Cost is $20, kick off at 7pm. Everyone is welcome, no RSVP required, just come along and have some fun!

16.01.2022 See you men out there at 4:30 today at The RUC in Turner for Man Talk. Looking forward to some manly man talk [translation for the ladies: sport, sport, computer games, cars, girls]...

15.01.2022 Just a little effort is enough... - https://mailchi.mp//the-gym-isnt-that-scary-a-place-8264428

14.01.2022 Hey guys. Unfortunately we have had to cancel tomorrow's Everyone Can Do Cool Stuff activity - Bouldering - as we didn't quite get enough numbers to make it work. Sorry about the late notice. We will come up with a better activity next month....

13.01.2022 It amazes me that the soon-to-be parents of kids with Down Syndrome are still being told to abort the pregnancy. What an incredibly selfish act! Kudos to this family who did the right thing.

12.01.2022 Check out how we're planning on getting through this COVID-19 crisis - https://mailchi.mp/c5211e9779/welcome-to-our-little-mailout

10.01.2022 Really proud of the progress Joey's making with all the fitness we're doing with him. He's getting stronger and leaner every time we see him! Great efforts brother...

09.01.2022 A friend is someone who understands your past, believes in your future, and accepts you just the way you are. Unknown (via /u/timfrostyo)

05.01.2022 Great night men. Man Talk is off and running.

02.01.2022 Funny or too real? Steven has Down syndrome. This is a day in his life.

01.01.2022 The World Health Organisation (WHO) says this about disability: "Disability results from the interaction between individuals with a health condition such as cerebral palsy, down syndrome and depression as well as personal and environmental factors including negative attitudes, inaccessible transportation and public buildings, and limited social support." What does this mean? In our words it means a person's health condition - or 'impairment - is not their disability. What 'di...sables' people living with things like Down Syndrome, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Cerebral Palsy, Vision or Hearing impairments is: 1. How they let their condition impact their lives. 2. How the people they meet, the places they go and community they live in impact their lives. Thinking about it like this means we don't have to fix people living with disability. We don't have to treat them like they are 'special' in some way. We don't have to feel sorry for them. We just need to change how we interact with them, encourage them not to let their 'condition' or 'impairment' stop them doing what they want to do, and change what needs to be changed in the environment around them so they can live a great life. That all sounds pretty simple...

01.01.2022 Dinner with Friends - 14 November - https://mailchi.mp/everyd/everyone-can-date-and-more-961572

01.01.2022 https://mailchi.mp/everydaychampions/fitfunkylaunch

01.01.2022 Calling all you single ladies out there, we are looking for 2 or 3 of you to come along for a lovely dinner at the Mawson Club this Saturday night. Our Dinner with Friends activity is all about getting 3 or 4 girls and 3 or 4 guys having dinner together, having fun, meeting some new people and working on their conversational skills. All dinners are supported by a male and a female Support Worker, to help everyone feel safe, welcome and comfortable. Get in touch if you're interested or to find out more information.

01.01.2022 What a night! The first ever Everyday Champions Nerf War was great fun. Well done Woody winning the Ultimate Champion prize. And thanks to the team at Weston Indoor Sports. Next month’s ‘Everyone Can Do Cool Stuff’ activity - Laser Tag.

01.01.2022 Tune into ABC News at 7pm tonight. Austin and Rob were interviewed today about Everyone Can Date.