Annual Report 2018/2019
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24 Aktive <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2018</strong>/<strong>2019</strong><br />
Aktive <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2018</strong>/<strong>2019</strong> 25<br />
INITIATIVE SNAPSHOTS<br />
Combining the five key areas and target<br />
Greater Auckland Aquatic<br />
Action Plan (GAAAP)<br />
priority groups of The Auckland Approach<br />
to Community Sport, Aktive leads and<br />
facilitates a number of initiatives designed<br />
to meet Tāmaki Makaurau’s growing, diverse<br />
population and changing needs.<br />
Girls aged 10 to 18 years are identified as a target priority group in<br />
The Auckland Approach to Community Sport. A valuable insight<br />
from this group is understanding that every girl wants different<br />
things from being active and views being active differently.<br />
A strong focus on helping children and low participation<br />
communities to be more active underpin The Auckland Approach<br />
to Community Sport. These aspects are central to GAAAP.<br />
An award-winning initiative under The Auckland Approach to<br />
Community Sport, Good Sports aims to create positive sporting<br />
experiences for Kiwi children by supporting and educating<br />
the key adult influencers in children’s sport: parents, coaches,<br />
These Auckland-wide initiatives are<br />
supported by key strategic funders,<br />
implemented by delivery partners, and<br />
result in increased sport and recreation<br />
opportunities for Aucklanders.<br />
HERA – Everyday Goddess empowers girls aged 10 to<br />
18 years to become active for life by supporting girls<br />
to enjoy, participate and become more engaged in<br />
physical activity.<br />
Targeting low decile schools (1-6) and years 3-6<br />
students, GAAAP is a collaborative project that<br />
coordinates the delivery of Water Skills for Life<br />
to primary school aged children across Auckland.<br />
It is managed by Aktive in partnership with CLM<br />
Community Sport, Harbour Sport, Sport Auckland and<br />
teachers and sport leaders.<br />
Good Sports grew<br />
significantly in terms of<br />
interest, influence and impact<br />
in <strong>2018</strong>/19 with several key<br />
support Auckland’s diverse<br />
population<br />
• Design and delivery of<br />
bespoke workshops with<br />
This initiative has seen several<br />
Goddess ambassadors,<br />
Sport Waitākere.<br />
achievements:<br />
Athletics New Zealand,<br />
highlights over the past year:<br />
including <strong>2019</strong> WMX World<br />
• 72 participants from 49<br />
Golf New Zealand, Netball<br />
• Coaching resources developed<br />
Champion Courtney Duncan<br />
The past year has seen<br />
teachers by Swimming<br />
organisations over four Good<br />
Northern, New Zealand<br />
to support coaches coaching<br />
• Successful #HERAhustle social<br />
significant GAAAP impact<br />
New Zealand staff<br />
Sports developers courses<br />
Cricket, Surf Life Saving<br />
women and girls with input<br />
media campaign saw girls<br />
and delivery:<br />
• $100,000 in additional<br />
• 72 new Good Sports<br />
New Zealand and Sport<br />
from National and Regional<br />
engaged online with HERA –<br />
• 144,076 Water Skills for Life<br />
funding was secured from<br />
Developers<br />
Manawatu to impact adult<br />
Sport Organisations' personnel<br />
Everyday Goddess<br />
lessons delivered to 18,504<br />
Sport New Zealand via<br />
• Design and delivery of four<br />
behavior in various codes<br />
• Tools developed to support<br />
• Engagement with Regional<br />
Auckland students<br />
KiwiSport to support 2,222<br />
sessions with Auckland<br />
• More than 12,000 followers<br />
coaches, trainers and athletes<br />
Sport Directors from Regional<br />
• 656 professional<br />
students access Water Skills<br />
University of Technology<br />
on Facebook with strong<br />
in the women and girls’ space<br />
Sports Trusts/sport and<br />
development sessions<br />
for Life lessons.<br />
for year 2 sport coaching<br />
engagement rates<br />
• Two extensive coaching<br />
recreation partners saw girls-<br />
were delivered to school<br />
students<br />
• Community Impact Category<br />
workshops focused on this<br />
only activities being piloted in<br />
• Good Sports Spine<br />
Finalist in the Sport<br />
initiative delivered to New<br />
secondary schools<br />
In addition, GAAAP is projected to celebrate its 1 millionth free<br />
translated into Mandarin,<br />
New Zealand Sport and<br />
Zealand Rugby Union<br />
• Collaboration between<br />
lesson in late <strong>2019</strong>.<br />
Samoan, Hindi and Māori to<br />
Recreation Awards.<br />
• Inaugural Women’s Coach<br />
secondary schools and<br />
Aktive acknowledges the funding and support received from<br />
Developer course delivered<br />
communities unlocked new<br />
Foundation North, Water Safety New Zealand, Auckland Council,<br />
Aktive appreciates the funding given by Sport New Zealand,<br />
with positive feedback from<br />
activities for girls to participate<br />
Sport New Zealand and The Trusts Community Foundation for<br />
New Zealand Community Trust, and Auckland University of<br />
attendees<br />
in, for example glow in the dark<br />
GAAAP.<br />
Technology for Good Sports.<br />
• Positive engagement from<br />
sport activities in a number of<br />
and with HERA – Everyday<br />
schools.<br />
“The GAAAP programme is invaluable to students’<br />
“My views on coaching after my Good Sports experience<br />
development around confidence in the water, knowing how<br />
has completely changed. I have now shifted from being a<br />
Aktive appreciates the funding given to HERA – Everyday<br />
to approach water and how to deal with tricky situations.”<br />
coach in a climate of performance to a coach in a climate of<br />
Goddess by Sport New Zealand, Auckland Council and New<br />
- Sports Co-ordinator<br />
development. Since my Good Sports experience, I am now<br />
Zealand Community Trust.<br />
“I found the HERA Leaders Event very valuable with the<br />
sharing of ideas that other leaders are running and having the<br />
“I could use the water skills when I am swimming with<br />
whānau and friends.”<br />
- Student<br />
always conscious of the way I am coaching.”<br />
- La-Chey Meredith, Auckland University of Technology<br />
“We have over 100 coaches to upskill our cricket club and<br />
opportunity to connect them with my school.” - HERA – Everyday<br />
the resources you have available on the website have been<br />
Goddess Leaders Event attendee<br />
a great help. Our club really appreciates what you are doing,<br />
“When we share knowledge, we share the workload. In the<br />
keep up the good work.”<br />
- Community recipient<br />
female space it creates confidence and empowerment around<br />
knowledge.” - Women’s Coach Developer Training course participant<br />
“Insightful, highly stimulating content and delivery with diverse<br />
opportunities for engagement, application and personal<br />
growth. Also, very encouraging and valuable to share taonga<br />
with other women.” - Women’s Coach Developer Training course participant<br />
www.heragirls.org.nz<br />
www.instagram.com/heraeverydaygoddess<br />
www.facebook.com/HERAEverydayGoddess