Rainbow Club is a network of social swimming clubs for children with a disability. With NDIS Provider status and our unique Swim the Rainbow program, Rainbow Club offers a fun and safe community for children with a disability to have personalised swimming lessons catered to their needs.
Swim the Rainbow
Children with a disability love swimming with Rainbow Club. Our rainbow-coloured goals program rewards their progress.
Our locations
Located throughout NSW, QLD and ACT, Rainbow Clubs swim on weekends during school terms. Find a Club near you.
NDIS Provider
We are registered to provide Community & Social Participation activities for those with this category in their NDIS Plan.
Supportive teachers
Our teachers ensure your child feels safe and supported, and we support our teachers with training and resources.
Family friendly events
Join in the fun and a little friendly competition at our Rainbow Squads Carnival and the Murray Rose Malabar Magic Ocean Swim.
Working together
People make Rainbow Club great! Our story includes many wonderful people all working together to help children with a disability.
Want to learn more about Rainbow Club? Take a look at our latest video!
Recent news
Tribute to Neil Rogers, A great friend and servant of the Rainbow Club.
With a heavy heart, we say goodbye to our dear friend, Olympian, Coach, MC, advocate and all-around good bloke Neil Rogers. His name surfaces with resounding admiration and respect in the depths of Australia's aquatic legacy. A leader in the swimming community, his...
Australian Olympic Swimmer Bronte Campbell joins Rainbow Club as its newest Ambassador.
Welcome Bronte Campbell to the Rainbow Club Family. Rainbow Club Australia proudly announces the appointment of renowned Australian Olympic Swimmer Bronte Campbell as its newest Ambassador. This collaboration aims to make a significant impact on the lives of children...
Honouring Ursula Carlile
It is with heavy heart that we inform all our Rainbow Club family of the passing of Ursula Carlile. She and her husband Forbes, started Carlile Swimming together which now provides more than 1.3 million swimming lessons a year.
Rainbow Stories
At Rainbow Club we understand children with a disability. We encourage each child to Swim the Rainbow at their own pace, to best of their ability.
Our Club members each have a unique story. Read their shared experiences and discover the Rainbow Club community.
Love what we do?
Rainbow Club appreciates the donations which enable us to increase our capacity so children with a disability can receive regular swimming classes.
Locations
Acacia Ridge (QLD), Armidale, Auburn, Batemans Bay, Baulkham Hills, Bexley, Blaney, Bondi, Bruce (ACT), Calwell (ACT), Campbelltown, Caringbah (Active Moves), Castle Hill, Cherrybrook, Coffs Harbour, Cronulla/Miranda, Deception Bay (QLD), Denistone East, Dubbo, Erina, Fairy Meadow, Ferny Hills(QLD), Five Dock, Forster, Freshwater, Glenmore Park, Gregory Hills, Gumdale (QLD), Gunnedah, Hurstville, Jindalee (QLD), Kensington, Kurri Kurri, Lane Cove, Lane Cove West, Lithgow, Liverpool CBD, Liverpool, Maclean, Maroubra, Mt Annan, Mt Pritchard, Muswellbrook, Narellan, Newcastle City, Newcastle City (Active Moves), Newington/Stanmore, North Sydney, Norwest, Orange, Penrith, Queanbeyan, Revesby, Sans Souci, Seven Hills, Seven Hills North, Southern Highlands, Springwood, Strathfield, Sutherland, Taree, The Ponds, Tuggerah, Ulladulla, Valentine, Wahroonga, Warriewood, Warringah, Warwick Farm, West Pymble, Windsor, Wollongong, Woolooware. See details