Our principles
The three principles of Everyone Can Play promote thinking towards creating more inclusive playspaces across NSW.
Equipment and design
Play equipment is an important part of the play experience and needs to be considered as part of the overall design of a playspace.
Policy changes to boost housing diversity
The Government is making it easier to build more affordable and diverse housing across NSW.
Case studies – Everyone Can Play
Everyone Can Play case studies about how inclusive playspaces are being built around NSW and the people involved.
Sustainable building reforms offer long-term savings for households
Home buyers and businesses can look forward to lower energy bills, with new sustainable building (BASIX) energy standards now in effect.
Changes to Byron Bay Short Term Rental rules
The NSW Government has endorsed a tightening of the cap on some non-hosted short term rental accommodation.
4,500 new homes to confront the housing crisis
Castle Hill's Showground Station precinct is now capable of accommodating an extra 4,500 potential new homes.
Ten simple tips for more inclusive playspaces
Taking an inclusive approach to planning and designing playspaces can be simpler than you think with these 10 simple tips.
Bowraville Children’s Playspace
Children from all backgrounds enjoy the Bowraville Children’s Playspace – including the neighbouring preschool, which makes regular excursions.
Civic Park Playspace, Warragamba
Wollondilly Shire Council partnered with the Touched By Olivia Foundation to create an exciting new inclusive playspace at Civic Park, Warragamba.