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Sport NZ invests $7m in new plan for Māori wellbeing
Friday, November 20, 2020
Read and add comments (0) *}Sport NZ Ihi Aotearoa has announced $7m of new investment over the next four years to improve wellbeing outcomes for Māori. This new plan will see the government agency invest in new organisations who contribute to Māori physical activity outcomes. It is part of the $265m sport recovery package and recognition of the adverse effect COVID-19 has had on Māori wellbeing and levels of physical activity.
Over $740k of Sport NZ’s community resilience fund allocated across Bay of Plenty region
Thursday, November 5, 2020
Read and add comments (0) *}More than 100 play, active recreation and sport organisations across the Bay of Plenty region have received a total of $743,791 in funding from Sport NZ’s $15 million Community Resilience Fund Phase 2 to help alleviate the financial impact from COVID-19.
Raelene Castle appointed as CEO of Sport NZ
Wednesday, November 4, 2020
Read and add comments (0) *}Raelene Castle ONZM has been appointed as the next CEO of Sport NZ. She replaces Peter Miskimmin, who steps down on 11 December after 11 years in the role. Ms Castle will commence her role on 15 December.
Water Safety Month in full swing
Wednesday, October 28, 2020
Read and add comments (0) *}Water Safety Month is an initiative by Water Safety New Zealand to raise awareness to the nation’s high drowning rate and promote being safe when in, on or around our waters.
GO4it goes online
Thursday, October 22, 2020
Read and add comments (0) *}In the 2019-20 financial year, more than 4,100 students in the Western and Central Bays were given an opportunity to develop their fundamental movement skills thanks to our GO4it team.
Healthy Active Learning launches in Central Bay of Plenty
Thursday, October 22, 2020
Read and add comments (0) *}As part of the 2019 Wellbeing Budget, the Government is investing $47.6 million over four years on a new initiative called Heathy Active Learning. It’s all about supporting schools, kura and early learning settings to improve child and youth wellbeing through healthy eating and drinking, and quality physical activity.
Bay of Plenty Sports Awards seeks good sports
Tuesday, October 13, 2020
Read and add comments (0) *}Sport Bay of Plenty has undertaken a review of the 2020 Bay of Plenty Sports Awards and decided to cancel the awards in favour of targeted community celebrations in early 2021.
Mums in Motion project supports women across the Bay of Plenty
Monday, October 12, 2020
Read and add comments (0) *}The benefits of physical activity in and around pregnancy are well documented, but mothers-to-be often shy away from exercise for fear they’ll do harm, or they simply don’t know where to start.
Wāhine Tū, Wāhine Toa - Spring Starter Series
Friday, October 9, 2020
Read and add comments (0) *}In September 2019 our Spring Starter Series helped 296 wāhine from throughout the Bay of Plenty try a new recreational activity.
Developing strong wāhine through sport and recreation
Friday, October 9, 2020
Read and add comments (0) *}Since the inception of the Wāhine Toa sole parent programme in 2018, more than 20 young women have completed the programme and many have gone on to further study or employment.
