Information borrowed from the Halberg Disability Sport Foundation website: www.halbergallsports.co.nz as at 22.06.16.  Content may be subject to change without our knowledge.

The Halberg Disability Sport Foundation aims to enhance the lives of physically disabled New Zealanders by enabling them to participate in sport and recreation.  Their mission is to enhance the lives of physically disabled New Zealanders by enabling them to participate in sport and recreation.  Their vision is Sport and Recreation for all New Zealanders - No Exceptions

THe Halberg Disability Sport Foundation supports sporting opportunities for all disabilities in the following ways that you are welcome to tap into:

Halberg Disability Sport Advisers
The Halberg Disability Sport Foundation employs 10 Disability Sport Advisers (DSAs). These dedicated, highly skilled, expert field staff to support the Halberg AllSports programme throughout New Zealand. Please don't hesitate to contact our DSAs with any questions you have about getting involved in disability sport in your region.

Halberg No Exceptions Training 'NET'
The Foundation provides 'NET' a training course on adapting sport to include physically disabled New Zealanders. The aim of a Halberg NET is to increase the knowledge and skills of teachers and sport deliverers to give them the confidence and resources to deliver quality sporting opportunities to physically disabled people. Sign up for a Halberg NET here

Sports Club Finder
The Halberg AllSports website aims to be a 'one stop information shop' for physically disabled young people and their families. We have an online Sports Club Finder tool to match your sport and recreation interests and needs to existing programmes. If you are or know of an accessible sports club that isn't yet registered on ourAllSports Club Finder Page, don't hesitate to fill out a Club Form so we can get you listed!

Activity Fund
The AllSports Activity Fund provides physically disabled young people with grants to help overcome the financial barriers that prevent them from participating in sport. For more information or to apply for a grant click here.

Halberg Junior Disability Games
The Foundation hosts the Halberg Junior Disability Games where regional teams from around New Zealand descend on Cambridge for a national three day sports competition. The Games provide participants with the opportunity to compete against other young people with similar impairments in a range of sports. For more information click here.

Events
Halberg partners with established sports organisations and clubs to create 'Have-a-Go' days and disability sport days at clubs, schools and in communities. They aim to introduce physically disabled young people to new sports and establish on-going adapted programmes.
Find out what events are coming up in your region by checking out the AllSports Events Calendar, or by contacting your local DSA.

The Australian Sports Commission also has a Disability Education Program which is worth checking out and includes the following topics;  Please access via the following website link: http://www.ausport.gov.au/participating/resources/disability/factsheets

• Inclusion in Sport
• Adapting and Modifying for People with Disability - Part One
• Adapting and Modifying for People with Disability - Part Two
• Creating a Positive Environment and Communicating Effectively with People with Disability
• Classficiation in Sport for People with Disability
• Disability Discrimination Act

See also attached a helpful set of Australian Sports Commission Disability Education Programme activity cards

Halberg AllSports is the Halberg Disability Sport Foundation's community programme to enhance the lives of physically disabled young people by enabling them to participate in sport and recreation. The programme carries the Foundation's work through to areas where it will truly make a difference - in the community, the school-ground and the family home. The core work of the programme includes:

Halberg Disability Sport Advisers The Halberg Disability Sport Foundation employs 10 Disability Sport Advisers (DSAs). These dedicated, highly skilled, expert field staff to support the Halberg AllSports programme throughout New Zealand. Please don't hesitate to contact our DSAs with any questions you have about getting involved in disability sport in your region.
Halberg No Exceptions Training 'NET' The Foundation provides 'NET' a training course on adapting sport to include physically disabled New Zealanders. The aim of a Halberg NET is to increase the knowledge and skills of teachers and sport deliverers to give them the confidence and resources to deliver quality sporting opportunities to physically disabled people. Sign up for a Halberg NET here
Sports Club Finder The Halberg AllSports website aims to be a 'one stop information shop' for physically disabled young people and their families. We have an online Sports Club Finder tool to match your sport and recreation interests and needs to existing programmes. If you are or know of an accessible sports club that isn't yet registered on ourAllSports Club Finder Page, don't hesitate to fill out a Club Form so we can get you listed!
Activity Fund The AllSports Activity Fund provides physically disabled young people with grants to help overcome the financial barriers that prevent them from participating in sport. For more information or to apply for a grant click here.
Halberg Junior Disability Games The Foundation hosts the Halberg Junior Disability Games where regional teams from around New Zealand descend on Cambridge for a national three day sports competition. The Games provide participants with the opportunity to compete against other young people with similar impairments in a range of sports. For more information click here.
Events Halberg partners with established sports organisations and clubs to create 'Have-a-Go' days and disability sport days at clubs, schools and in communities. They aim to introduce physically disabled young people to new sports and establish on-going adapted programmes. Find out what events are coming up in your region by checking out the AllSports Events Calendar, or by contacting your local DSA.

Australia Disability Education - Activity Cards.pdf