21/04/2020
At Sport Waikato we know that this is an extremely trying time for everyone, and especially for those of us working in the sport and recreation sectors. Covid-19 has changed our world in so many ways, and looking to the future of sport can feel a little like crystal ball gazing for all of us. While we can’t give you all the answers as to what the future might look like, we'd like to take this opportunity to let you know that Sport Waikato’s focus when we come out the other side of this will be heavily focused on supporting sporting organisations to recover and to rebuild. We also know that this is not going to be an easy time for clubs and organisations and Sport Waikato is here to support. Below are some links to information and services that could help during this time to answer any questions you might have.
15/07/2024
CEOs Matthew Cooper of Sport Waikato and Dr. Jeremy Mayall of Creative Waikato met last week to experience ‘Te Ara Toi o Te Taniwha’ together.
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03/07/2024
Sport Waikato, alongside contributing author Robyn Cockburn (Lumin Consultancy), have renewed the Waikato Regional Active Spaces Plan which was presented and endorsed at the Waikato Mayoral Forum in March.
02/07/2024
After 7 years of encouraging, supporting, and celebrating women and girls of all ages and abilities to move their bodies their way...
04/04/2024
Head down to any sports field on a Saturday morning and you’re more than likely to encounter some negative sideline behaviour...
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