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The City of Stirling has recently launched the Accessible Stirling Awards in recognition of businesses within the City of Stirling who facilitate improved access and inclusion for their staff, customers or the community. The City has developed a guide to encourage initiatives that aid create an accessible business. Improved access to City buildings through the development of a disability access labor program. Access to the City's services and events. Find out about services and facilities provided by the City of Stirling. It also supports one of the key strategies in the City's Access and Inclusion Plan 20152020, 'People with disability have the alike opportunities as other people to access the buildings and other facilities of the City of Stirling'. People with disability, carers and seniors can search to find accessible business and community facilities in the City of Stirling. Access information will aid people of all ages and abilities. This section contains information on City of Stirling pleasure and leisure facilities and programs such as beaches, parks and reserves, arts and events, community, amusement and sports facilities, sports clubs etc. The City of Stirling is committed to supporting arts and culture in our community, through awards and competitions, funding, displaying of public artwork, and developing our own art collection. The City of Stirling is committed to supporting arts and culture in our community, through awards and competitions, funding, workshops, displaying of public artwork and developing our own art collection. Visual artworks are available for viewing by the public in the City’s many public buildings, including the civic and administration center, libraries, pastime centers and other community facilities. The Cultural Development Fund aims to yield notforprofit community organizations with access to funding and inking encourage to help in the coordination of events and projects within the City of Stirling that contribute to community capacity building, community well being, prosper community spirit, enhance cultural diversity and nurture the arts. Projects and events must directly benefit the City of Stirling community and take store in the City of Stirling. Through a different range of arts based workshops, the Heed Your Arts program aims to connect communities with each other and with local artists, encouraging participation and clever expression. The City of Stirling hosts many events throughout the year. The City of Stirling is committed to maximizing the public's enjoyment of the City's coastline. Facilities: Dog beach, doggydoo bags, public bathrooms, showers, lawn area, dog wash, change area, drink fountain and animal drink facilities. Come and check out the huge events planned for Summer visit the City's Events page. The center includes a sports hall and dance studio, with toilets and change room facilities, that are available for hire outer school times. The North Beach Community center has a main hall and meeting room available for hire, and amply parking and disabled access facilities. The activity room has the latter features: The Osborne Park Community center has disabled toilet facilities and a change room for parents with babies. The meeting room has the latter features:.