This week, the Have a Ball Foundation was kindly asked to do a podcast on the foundation by the lovely ladies at Bayside Bubble, Maree & Kate. The Bayside Bubble talks all things Bayside in Melbourne. Their goal is to share the heart and soul of the community, and to surprise their listeners with information
Thanks to all the kids, parents and teaching staff at Holy Saviour Primary School in Vermont VIC for their generous donations at the 'bring a ball day' event last Friday. It was great to meet all the wonderful kids for a fun morning at the school as they threw their sports balls through the handball
It was great to see some happy faces on the kids as they received a new supply of balls from the Foundation. Wallace Rockhole is a beautiful school which has around 16 students. The community is located in the MacDonnell Region in the Northern Territory of Australia, 120 km west of Alice Springs. Special thanks
The Have a Ball Foundation puts smiles on kids’ faces by providing sporting equipment to remote schools in outback Australia as well as raising money to support the health and well-being of indigenous children. We sat down with founder, Rohan Duncan to chat about his experiences and his goals for the future.
The Have a Ball Foundation has reached a proud milestone of distributing over 50,000 balls to kids in remote communities in outback Australia and underprivileged kids in 3rd world countries. We would like to thank all those who have generously supported the Foundation as well as the team of people who have assisted in getting
Thanks again for the continued support from the Basterfield Park Tennis Club in Hampton VIC for another bin load on tennis balls. These will keep hundreds of kids entertained playing all sorting of sporting games.
The poem “Spirit of the Country” was written by Jason Capuano and Rohan Duncan on the way to the community of Yuendumu in the Northern Territory to deliver sports balls on behalf of the Have a Ball Foundation. The poem tries to capture the emotion of the outback and soulful feelings it brings. The Australian
The term 'life changing' gets thrown around a lot, but fair to say what I experienced last week in Central Australia was nothing short of that. Having the opportunity and privilege to not only spend time in this wonderful part of our country, but to see and experience first hand the amazing work that groups
The last few days of our outback adventure involved catching up with some of our wonderful volunteers in Alice Springs including David Hewitt who does an amazing job in getting balls out to communities for the Foundation. We dropped off some more balls to the staff at the Owens Springs Juvenile Detention centre who are
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