2022 Cape York Girls Academy Empower Me Program confirmedJanuary 31, 2022

2022 Cape York Girls Academy Empower Me Program confirmedJanuary 31, 2022

Aspire to be Deadly and Cape York Girls Academy will strengthen their collaboration which began in 2021 to deliver a full year program in 2022 delivering a multi week term program which combines the active participation programs and competing in Deadly 5’s with the Empower Me Leadership workshops which incorporate Live Well Learn Well Lead Well. 

The Aspire Team will attend the Cape York Girls Academy to deliver these sessions culminating in a visit to the Aspire Community Hub and working supporting their involvement in the 2022 Deadly 5’s in June/July 2022 as part of NAIDOC celebrations. Program delivery starts 22nd February 2022.

Last year Olympians Savannah Fitzpatrick and Tim Howard visited the Academy, and we are working on some special guests to be incorporated in the program in 2022.

Shirt presentation

Recent News

Community Hockey celebration of Rene Archer Indigenous Round Cairns

It has been 3 years since Cairns Hockey took the Australia lead and began celebrating the contributions of our First Nations people and culture to our local and regional hockey communities. Acknowledging Rene Archer Indigenous Round is now firmly fixed into the Cairns...

Celebrating Rene Archer Indigenous Round

Come and join us at a special presentation of club shirts scheduled at Cairns Hockey 23rd June 2023 6.00pm for a 6.15pm start. The special presentation will be held up on the grass area look for the Aspire Tent.About Rene Archer Rene Archer started coaching a team...

Migi Kokan 2023

Developing self through access to sport and sporting pathways, culture and the power of finding fun, skill and friends in safe places and spaces is underutilized. Migi Kokan does this across the Torres Strait Islands and in 2023 the celebrations included expansion,...

Building Aspire Sustainable Hockey Pathways

Identifying and developing life skills through sport has always been accepted as a positive benefit obtained through participation.The ACCL Aspire Program has seen firsthand how these life skills are supported and strengthened through delivery of Aspire to be Deadly...

Young Aspire to be Deadly Leaders showing Courage, Humility, Ambition and Resilience

Youth Justice conversations have never been more important and have never been more prioritized since the pandemic tore through the community fabric and ripped apart the youth connections paramount to developing resilient and responsive young adults. Aspire to be...

WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS?