FAQS
1. What is SeaAbility Inc?
SeaAbility Inc is a community-focused incorporated association based in Western Australia. We aim to make ocean and water-based experiences more accessible, inclusive, and empowering for people of all abilities.
2. What does SeaAbility actually do?
We create and support opportunities for people to connect with the ocean through adaptive and inclusive activities. This may include things like:
Sit kite
Stand-up paddleboarding (SUP)
Community events and awareness initiatives
3. Who is Seaability for?
SeaAbility is for everyone, with a strong focus on:
People with disabilities
People who wish to improve their mental health
Individuals who may not traditionally have access to water sports
Support networks, families, and carers
The wider community
4. Do I need experience to get involved?
Not at all. SeaAbility is about access and inclusion, not performance. Activities and programs are designed to be supportive and adaptable to different skill levels.
5. Are your activities safe?
Safety is a priority. When participating in any SeaAbility activities:
Appropriate safety measures and equipment are used
Guidance is provided by experienced volunteers or instructors
Participants may be asked to complete waivers or provide relevant information
6. How can I get involved?
You can get involved by:
Joining as a participant
Volunteering your time or skills
Supporting events or initiatives
Following and sharing our work
Check our website or contact us directly for current opportunities.
7. Do you run regular programs or events?
SeaAbility runs activities and events depending on resources, weather conditions, and community demand. Updates are typically shared through our website or social channels.
8. Is SeaAbility a charity or a business?
SeaAbility Inc is an incorporated association in Western Australia, meaning we operate as a not-for-profit community organisation rather than a commercial business.
9. How is SeaAbility funded?
We may be supported through:
Community fundraising
Donations
Grants
Partnerships and sponsorships
10. Can I donate or support financially?
Yes—support is always welcome. Donations help us:
Develop adaptive equipment (like sit-kite setups)
Run inclusive programs
Expand access to more people
Contact us for current ways to contribute.
11. Do you work with volunteers?
Yes. Volunteers are a big part of what we do. Whether you have water sports experience or just want to help out, there may be opportunities to get involved.
12. Do you work with children or vulnerable participants?
We aim to create a safe and inclusive environment for all participants. Where relevant, we follow appropriate safeguarding and safety practices.
13. Will there be photos or videos taken?
We may capture photos or videos during activities or events to share our work and promote Seaability. You can let us know if you prefer not to be included.
14. Where are you based?
SeaAbility Inc is based in Western Australia, with activities typically held in coastal locations.
15. How do I contact SeaAbility?
You can get in touch via:
Email: infoseaability@gmail.com
Website contact form
Social media channels
16. Can organisations or sponsors partner with SeaAbility?
Yes—we welcome partnerships with organisations that align with our mission of accessibility, inclusion, and ocean connection.