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 ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT This document is the final volume of four that form the Moreland Active Women and Girls Strategy. In the 2008 Mayors speech, Councillor Lambros Tapinos stated that a clear objective of the Moreland City Council over the next four years was to “promote a healthy lifestyle and increase the participation of sports activities in our community particularly amongst women and girls.” Moreland’s Active Women and Girls Strategy has been prepared after significant community consultation to provide a framework which will achieve this objective. The documents prepared for this strategy are: Volume 1. Literature Review Volume 2. Participation and Consultation Findings Volume 3. Issues Paper Volume 4. Active Women and Girls in Moreland Strategy  ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Moreland City Council wishes to acknowledge the following groups who contributed to this study: @Leisure – Sports Consultants who prepared the strategy The Project Manager, Leanne Carlon Staff who attended staff workshops The schools, dance and sporting clubs, and cultural groups interviewed The state and national sporting associations interviewed The staff of Merri Community Health Services Residents who completed and returned a householder survey, or came to one of the community meetings (All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form, by any means, without the prior written permission of Moreland City Council.  Contents 1. Introduction 3 Methodology 3 Summary of findings opportunities 3 2. Targeting activities and population groups 4 Opportunities to increase physical activity 4 Target marketing to meet and stimulate demand 4 Targeting specific activities 5 3. Building the capacity of providers 9 Growing capacity of clubs to serve females 9 Enhancing sporting pathways for females 10 Preventing girls dropping out of sport 10 Promote sports and physical activity in schools 10 4. Develop suitable infrastru