Annual Report 2018/2019

26 Aktive Annual Report 2018/2019
Aktive Annual Report 2018/2019 27
KiwiSport promotes sport for children aged 5 to18 years and
clearly aligns with The Auckland Approach to Community Sport.
This fund aims to:
2018/19 saw Regional
• Increase the number of KiwiSport administered by
school-aged children Aktive and Local KiwiSport
participating in organised administered by Regional
sport
Sports Trusts/sport and
• Increase the availability recreation partners with the
and accessibility of sport following results:
opportunities for all schoolaged
children
funding granted to 210
• $4,179,520.65 of KiwiSport
• Support children to develop projects
skills that enable them to • 313,132 young people
participate confidently in benefitted from KiwiSport
sport.
delivery
• Of this group, 89% were
aged 5 to 13 years and
11% were aged 14 to 18
years.
He Oranga Poutama (HOP) is continuing its valuable work
by increasing participation of Māori in sport and traditional
physical recreation in Tāmaki Makaurau. A Sport New Zealand
initiative, HOP supports Māori being able to participate “as
Māori”, recognising that a strong and secure cultural identity
helps facilitate access to wider society, as well as being vital to
wellbeing as indigenous New Zealanders.
HOP ki Tāmaki provides Māori sport advice, delivery, support
and leadership across Auckland, clearly aligning with Māori as a
target priority group of The Auckland Approach to Community
Sport.
2018/19 has seen the HOP Rahi Tāmaki Makaurau, the
team support and connect sport’s first Regional Sport
communities with impressive Organisation
results:
• All but one of the 12 activities
• 15,248 participants in the score between 10 and 15
HOP programme across on the Te Whētū Rēhua
Tāmaki Makaurau
evaluation measure, a tool
• Nationally, 65% of HOP to help sport and recreation
activities carried out with providers consider how
young people aged 5
they might design or adapt
to 19 years – another activities to be culturally
target priority group in The responsive to Māori. This
Auckland Approach to means 11 of the 12 activities
Community Sport
met both participation
• Core HOP ki Tāmaki activity and culturally appropriate
is Ngā Tāonga Tākaro outcomes as defined by
(traditional Māori sports), Sport New Zealand
followed by Leadership and • 73% of participants in
Organisational Capability programmes are Māori with
• Aktive guided and supported 27% being non-Māori.
the establishment of Kī o
Aktive is an open partner
in all aspects of our sport,
capability, facilities,
funding, understanding,
advocacy and more.
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Aktive Stakeholder
Survey Participant