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MFTTA All Abilities program and Fit and Fun days
“All Abilities” is a term that refers to people whose physical, cognitive, behavioural and other capabilities may be different. MFTTA welcomes these people so that they have opportunities to have fun and to grow. We run sessions every week for All Abilities players including Fit and Fun days and we work with many All Abilities organisations including Focus, GenU, Belgravia Leisure, and the Shire of Mornington. We were the shared winner with Mornington Shire and our partners of the 2018 Victorian Sports Award (Local Government initiative of the Year category) for Fit and Fun day for All Abilities program - a prestigious award.
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We have tables specially designed for wheelchair players and those with impaired vision.
Fit and Fun Day
Fit and Fun day is an important weekly event for All Abilities players which has been operating at MFTTA since 2017. This involves a welcoming environment for players with all types of abilities. There are wheelchair accessible tables and a special table for vision impaired players.
International Day of People With Disability
Every year MFTTA joins in to celebrate International Day of People with Disability. Table tennis is one of many activities available to try on this fun-filled day. The first such day was held in 2015 and it is growing as a major calendar event.
The last International Day of People with Disability (IDPWD) was held on Thursday 3rd December 2020. MFTTA was actively involved. Celebrations included a multiagency video launched worldwide. Click on the link below and download to be inspired by this amazing celebration!
Para Table Tennis
Para table tennis for people with disability. It's the 3rd largest Paralympic sport, played in m100 countries, with International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) rules. See www.paralympic.org.au and www.sports.org.au/para-table-tennis
Australian National Para Table Tennis
MFTTA hosted the Australian National Para games in February 2017, which brought players from all over Australia and overseas. MFTTA pioneered the introduction at this event of a specially designed table for vision impaired people.