Honouring sporting excellence and linking

people with a disability to sport & active leisure

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Sir Murray Halberg, the Founder of the Halberg Trust.

The Trust was established in 1963.

sir.jpg"Every New Zealander no matter what their ability has the right to participate in the sport or active recreation pursuit of their choice - there are no exceptions!"
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Halberg Trust No Exceptions Investment Applications

For the The Investment Application and information click here.

Applications for No Exceptions Investment close 4pm Friday 30th July, 2010.
Any further enquiries and questions should be directed to:

Andy Roche, Senior Adviser
Halberg Trust
andyr@halberg.co.nz
0274 326 606

Halberg Trust

More than 40 years ago Sir Murray Halberg set up the Halberg Trust.

The Halberg Trust honours sporting excellence with the Westpac Halberg Awards, but also has the twin aim of providing opportunities for young disabled people to participate in sport and active recreation to play alongside their non-disabled friends. With your support of the Halberg Trust we will be able to continue to open doors and remove barriers for disabled people in sports clubs, facilties, schools and the wider community.

The Halberg Trust is committed to ensuring we have a society where all New Zealanders are given an equal opportunity to be involved in sport and recreation.

Latest News

ISAPA 2011 - Call for Abstracts

The ISAPA 2011 Scientific Committee invites the submission of presentations for the 18th International Symposium of Adapted Physical Activity 4 - 8 July 2011, Hotel Grand Chancellor, Christchurch, New Zealand

Call for Abstracts
Please visit the ISAPA website for submission guidelines and further details on the Call for Abstracts page. Abstract submission closes 31 October 2010.
 

Halberg Trust Newsletter
Click here to read our July 2010 Newsletter.

Click here to read our February 2010 Newsletter
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Click here to read our November 2009 Newsletter

Click here to read our July 2009 Newsletter


Halberg Trust Activity Fund

The main goal of the Activity Fund is to support sport and recreation activities that are regular, ongoing, build skills and confidence, remove barriers and are fun! The Halberg Trust can fund equipment, activities, lessons and school camps. The Activity Fund gives more disabled people, the opportunity to be more active, more often.

If you’d like to know more about the Sport Opportunity Programme or the Halberg Trust please contact your local Sport Opportunity Advisor or Regional Sports Trust  

Click here to read some Activity Fund Success Stories

Click here to apply for funding

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