Diversity & Inclusion
The West Coast Eagles are committed to being an institution that fosters understanding, respect and inclusion.
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The West Coast Eagles are committed to being an institution that fosters understanding, respect and inclusion.
Learn MoreDedicated programs supporting females, multicultural and aboriginal youth to embrace healthy active and engaged lifestyles
Developing Multicultural and Indigenous footballers (boys aged 11-18) across aligned recruiting zones (both in metro and regional WA)
An inclusive female academy that assist in the growth of female football at all levels from beginners to high performance programs.
Working collaboratively with teachers across WA to reinforce curriculum
The Aboriginal Leadership Program is designed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non-Aboriginal students from year’s seven to…
The West Coast Eagles All Stars program has been designed to provide inclusive education to students with disabilities, with an aim to build…
A two-part program conducted from March to September for primary students in year’s K - 6 and delivered free to schools!
A new initiative program that utilises video conferencing to provide students at remote community schools with improved access to education,…
West Coast Eagles Wellbeing Series for Youth Girls fosters the development of skills, knowledge and strategies for the adolescent girls we…
This program is designed to educate, inspire and motivate students, whilst supporting teachers to reach educational outcomes.
The program is designed to educate and foster the development of skills, knowledge and strategies for upper primary aged students.
Facilitating programs that engage and promote active lifestyles to bring physical and mental health benefits
Eagles Faction Footy is a primary school, intra-school program which offers boys and girls of all ages the opportunity to learn the skills…
Eagles Cup is Western Australia’s premier Primary inter-school competition for Year Four to Six students.
WA’s premier school competition for Year 8 and 9 boys evidenced by the 3,175 students competing in 2018, representing a total of 127 WA…
Supporting the families of past players to remain connected to the club
The West Coast Eagles are committed to reconciliation across the nation.
Collaborating with charities and volunteer organisations to raise awareness, reward community service and raise important funds
The West Coast Eagles Football Club acknowledge and pays respect to the Wadjuk people of the Noongar nation, the traditional custodians of land on the swan coastal plain and east beyond the hills. We pay respect to Elders both past and present and extend that respect to all First Nations Peoples. The West Coast Eagles is committed to reconciliation and empowering First Nations Peoples through the establishment of the Waalitj Foundation in 2005.
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