It is with great excitement I share some very exciting news and the next step for Cahoots…  After five years

Community sport and recreation is one of the best tools we have to drive inclusion and recovery in Western Australia.

Ben has been attending Cahoots camps for activities for more than a year and very much looks forward to his

Felix came along to a Cahoots camp these school holidays, as well as attending our social recreation program. He is a

  1. Eat, sleep and exercise well   The human mind and body are strongly linked meaning that it’s important

1. Smile Often When you smile, it makes you feel carefree, brings you to a happier mood. And your smile

REFERENCE: https://strokefoundation.org.au/ Stroke is one of Australia’s biggest killers and a leading cause of disability.[1] Stroke kills more women than

Reference: https://www.aboriginalheritage.org/news/2013/mabo-day/ June the 3rd is Mabo Day and commemorates the courageous efforts of Eddie Koiki Mabo to overturn the

Ever thought of participating in something greater than yourself? The average person in this day and age isn’t thinking about

I started Ability Idol in 2016 but it now goes by the name of Cahoots in Concert. I have always thought

Bake Something Baking is a great way to get the kid’s involved. You can keep it as simple as you

Walking as a healthy form of physical activity began to receive attention in the 1990s and has since gained traction

To the people helping us overcome this COVID19 community crisis,   On behalf of the Cahoots family I would like to

As our key focus remains safeguarding our participants, their families, and our team, we are continuing to follow advice from

Learning about germs and the transferal of infectious diseases is a serious topic but that doesn’t mean we can’t still

As our key focus remains safeguarding our participants, their families and our team, we are creating fun and inclusive opportunities

Safeguarding our participants, their families and our team is our key priority. Our mission is to create inclusive opportunities for

Clare lives with her Mum (Lisa), Dad (Bryan) and older sister (Meg). She is a happy and energetic 11 year

Caleb is a bright 10 year old boy. He was diagnosed at age 2 with Autism, Global Development Delay and

Amiel is a bright and bubbly girl of 13. She loves Cahoots camps, especially the bus rides and her parents

Ryan is turning 30 this year. He is a Cahoots trooper having been involved since the age of 9 or

Michael is a bright energetic young man of 20. I have raised Michael and his younger brother on my own

  Cahoots is teaming up with 30 Foot Drop and LACE Inc to make the Maylands Street Festival 120 Inclusive for

Thanks to Lotterywest our Cahoots Cultural Camps will be coming to the Southwest! To get involved contact the team at Cahoots