Australia’s first purpose-driven initiative offering strategic support to community sports clubs
Clubs are the heartbeat of our communities. We help them thrive by building resilience, efficiency, and lasting sustainability.
About Us
ClubHouse Advisory is an independent advisory service committed to strengthening the sustainability and long-term success of community and grassroots Australian sporting clubs. While these organisations remain the backbone of participation, connection, and wellbeing across our local communities, they are too often under-supported and under-resourced. Our complimentary support helps those in charge uncover practical operational improvements, while also guiding strategy, governance, funding, and commercial partnerships
Help us to strengthen the community club ecosystem!
We are eager to engage with those who share our passion for grassroots sport, community engagement, and healthier, more active communities.
Frequently Asked Questions
ClubHouse Advisory is a purpose-driven initiative offering complimentary strategic and operational support to community sports clubs across Australia.
There is an unprecedented strain on community clubs due to financial pressures, volunteer shortages, and declining memberships with the rising costs of living. Given this critical part of our community ecosystem remains under-supported and under-resourced, we strive to support clubs to be more resilient, efficient, and sustainable into the future!
Our primary objective is to help identify practical opportunities to refine existing processes, reduce duplication, and enhance how the club runs day-to-day - ensuring time, energy, and resources are focused where they matter most.
We encourage everyone within the broader club landscape (i.e. committee members, coaches, players, etc.), as well as interested sponsors and partners, to contact us via the form below.
Contact Us
Operating Hours
Monday: 8am - 5pm
Tuesday: 7am - 5pm
Wednesday: 7am - 5pm
Thursday: 7am - 5pm
Friday: 7am - 4pm
Saturday: 7am - 2pm
Sunday: Closed