Illawarra Sports Stadium is a non-for-profit organisation that provides sports and recreation facilities to the south coast. We are home to Illawarra netball and basketball. Other events held at the stadium include table tennis, floorball, futsal, martial arts, roller skating, dance competitions, book fairs, trade expos, animal shows and community group functions. Stadium management is largely run by a team of friendly and passionate volunteers. We are all for promoting community sports participation... Read more

Soccajoeys is a well-established Australian youth sports program and pioneered the first early childhood soccer specific development program for children in Australia. Steve Krishna and his team of coaches from Soccajoeys South Coast + MacArthur are a passionate bunch and strong advocates of a healthy and active lifestyle. They are strongly committed to support children (and families) in developing a positive lifestyle habit with fitness as an integral part of their daily routine. At Soccajoeys Southcoast... Read more

We give your children a positive introduction to sport by teaching high quality football (soccer) skills in a friendly, pressure-free environment. There are three different classes tailored specifically to the needs of children between 18 months and five years of age. Little Kicks (1.5 - 2.5 years) Junior Kickers (2.5 - 3.5 years) Mighty Kickers (3.5 - 5 years) It's the perfect way to ignite an enthusiasm for sport that will stay with them for life. Little Kickers Australia is Australian... Read more

Illawarra Pony Parties is a fully mobile party entertainment business. We can come to your home or local grass area - or you can come to our Home Grounds in Jamberoo NSW, for a fully catered party. Parties include 1 pony to ride and 1 pony to glam up. Recommended age is 2+ We have no max. age for riders, as we bring the right pony for the job. $150 - $200 We also have school holiday day camps, Equine Therapy Sessions for Families in Crisis, Youth in Crisis, Children on the Autistic Spectrum. Read more