Kaikohe East Primary School, Northland
Fourteen teachers from Kaikohe East Primary School completed a Halberg No Exceptions Training course (NET) with the aim of gaining ideas and strategies for including disabled students.
Awesome People
Let's be honest, playing sport is AWESOME! And no matter what your level of ability, the Halberg AllSports programme is here to help you take part in the sport of your choice. Read on to see how some seriously cool young people who have benefited from the Halberg AllSports programme!
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Sunnydene School, Auckland
A focus on physical exercise at Sunnydene School saw Deputy Principal Belinda Rowe approach the Halberg Disability Sport Foundation to ensure its teachers had the right level of training and tools to deliver activities.
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Lily Alker
Five year old Lily Alker has discovered a new world of outdoor and recreational activities thanks to a Halberg Activity Fund grant.
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Gabriel Goedhart
Eight year old Gabriel Goedhart discovered an early love of sports when he joined the Papatoetoe United Adapted Football Club.
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Sarah Colquhoun
Fourteen year old Sarah Colquhoun is a step closer to her dream of competing at the Paralympics thanks to swimming lessons received from a Halberg Activity Fund grant.
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Rawiri Tristram-Brown
Seven year old Rawiri Tristram-Brown from Levin can now go on family bike rides thanks to a new trike received through the Halberg Activity Fund.
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Isabella Osborne
Eight year old Isabella Osborne can finally reach her dream of participating in her school ‘Wheel Days’ thanks to a Halberg Activity Fund grant for a new trike.
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Jethro Taylor
Nine year old Jethro Taylor from Henderson is enjoying the benefits of swimming thanks to a Halberg Activity Fund grant.
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Mason Silby
Mason Silby has a bright future on the football field.
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Destiny Shelford-Green
Seven year old Destiny Shelford-Green is gaining confidence on the football field with regular lessons funded by the Halberg Activity Fund.
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Sarah James
Ten year old Sarah James is a triathlete in the making, and now that she has a specialised hand cycle, there’s no slowing her down.
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Ben Buschl
There is no stopping 21 year old Ben Buschl now that he has a customised basketball wheelchair.
