This video highlights Josh’s story and the wider impact of the Golf NZ Disability Golf Action Plan – from supporting young people to upskilling PGA coaches in disability-inclusive coaching.

By partnering with specialist schools to deliver tailored swim sessions, Swimming NZ is helping disabled and neurodivergent tamariki build confidence, connection and a lifelong love of the water.

Canoe Racing NZ shares what they’ve learned on their journey to make paddling more inclusive, offering practical insights and inspiration for other sports to follow. 

Athletics NZ is equipping clubs with expert support and practical tools to help disabled young people feel included and ready to compete.

A locally led programme is opening up new opportunities for disabled tamariki and rangatahi to play, connect and feel part of the netball community.

For tamariki and rangatahi who are neurodivergent or living with a disability, participating and finding a sense of belonging in sport and recreation can be challenging.

Play Lab has proved a valuable tool for managing behavioural challenges and for non-disabled learners who become disengaged with traditional learning. 

Collaborative approach to providing inclusive sport opportunities for disabled rangatahi proves a win-win.

A new role at Parafed Northland is giving disabled tamariki, rangatahi and their whānau more opportunities to be active in the Far North.