On 20-24 March, the Wheel Blacks battled for a 2024 Paralympics spot at the World Wheelchair Rugby Tournament in Wellington. For many…

Organisations in the Taranaki region are joining forces to give disabled rangatahi a chance to get active through surfing. When it…

Disabled people in the in the Hawke’s Bay are realising their potential and improving their quality of life with adaptive fitness

Play Lab is a tool using universal design for teachers, teacher aides and learning assistants to support students to learn through…

It’s been three years since Rotorua’s Ashmit Danney first swam in a pool - now the teen is eyeing a spot in New Zealand’s Paralympic…

A group of Dunedin-based neurodiverse tamariki are now more comfortable engaging in play at school through honing their skills with…

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

The Duke of Edinburgh Award programme has helped to boost the confidence and physical endurance of neuro-divergent secondary school…

A partnership between Whenua Iti Outdoors, the Halberg Foundation and Sport New Zealand Ihi Aotearoa is helping to remove barriers for…

Collaborative approach to providing inclusive sport opportunities for disabled rangatahi proves a win-win Canterbury secondary schools…

Left-Right: Ellen Devaney, Principal, Sacred Heart School and Olivia Lee, Project Lead at Sport Otago A new piece of play equipment at…

A new play trailer in Northland is removing barriers to participation and giving everyone play opportunities.   Tū Manawa funding…

A group of young people in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland have seen huge gains from a new programme organised with the help of Tū Manawa…

A white-water rafting trip has instilled a passion for the outdoors and taught a group of West Coast young people that the sky is the…

A Taranaki teenager with Down Syndrome feared the water so much she refused to even enter the pool. Just months later, her mother has…

A new programme introduced to the Hawke’s Bay recently is changing the lives of a group of disabled young people and their familie