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2025 All Abilities Day - Australian Open

AO All Abilities Day with DAF

“Everybody deserves to enjoy tennis, watch tennis, work in tennis and play tennis.”

- Dylan Alcott, AO

One male and one female playing on a paddle court playing pickle ball. The background shows Dylan and Zack Alcott on a big screen as they conduct an on stage Q&A.

The Dylan Alcott Foundation is proud to partner with the Australian Open (AO) to create and drive 'All Abilities Day'. The day aims to promote accessibility and inclusion in sport by providing opportunities for people of all abilities to attend the AO and participate in tennis-related activities. This event typically features adaptive tennis clinics, wheelchair tennis matches and various interactive experiences tailored to individuals with disability, showcasing the diversity and universality of tennis as a sport.

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Dylan surrounded by kids wearing blue Tennis Australia t-shirts at the AO Ball Park. They all smile at the camera.

Two male tennis players who are in tennis wheelchairs. They are shaking hands over the net with the umpire standing behind them.

A young girl who is a wheelchair user and a woman who crouches down in font of her. Both are turned to the side smiling and waving at the camera. The background shows the AO Ball Park.

A young female (left) and Dylan (right) smile to the camera holding the ListenABLE book between them. They both are wheelchair users.

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Dylan surrounded by a large group of school kids all smiling to the camera. Dylan's head can just be

Road to Kasama

By Stef Stef • December 20, 2024

"Road to Kasama" follows Dylan Alcott AO as he embarks on a transformative journey to Kasama, Zambia, exploring the daily lives, struggles, and triumphs of people with disability. The documentary highlights the importance of inclusion and accessibility, emphasising that every individual, regardless of ability, deserves equal opportunities.