Funding
ParaFed Otago have funding available for it's members to help offset costs of participation in competitions and tournaments or help ease travel costs. Please see below to apply for funding online or to download our funding policy and application forms.
If you would like more information on the funding, please contact our Sport Development Officer Paris Skipper on 022 043 3768 or at sdo@parafedotago.co.nz
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ParaFed Otago Online Funding Application
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ParaFed Otago Funding Application
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ParaFed Otago Funding Policy Document
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Halberg Foundation Activity Fund
The Halberg Foundation Activity Fund provides funding to those aged between 5 and 21 with a physical disability or visual impairment. They can fund things such as adaptive equipment, private lessons and coaching as well as school camps teacher aide or carer support. Please contact our local Halberg Advisor Cherie Oldham on 0211869487 or cherie@halberg.co.nz
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CCS Disability - H E Fairey Trust
For those with a physical disability and who are a current member of CCS Disability Action and receives ongoing services. Assistance is considered for the following; outdoor programmes, transport, fees, equipment and school uniforms and clothing. Please contact the local CCS or ParaFed Otago for more information.
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Blind and Low Vision NZ
Funds that provide additional financial assistance and support to people with a visual impairment.
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Variety
Broad range from medical or mobility equipment to basic essentials. Specialised grants and scholarships meet a wide range of needs for children aged 0-18 and also offer support to organisations which support those children.
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Cerebral Palsy Society
Grants to assist those with Cerebral Palsy to get items or services that improve their independence and quality of life.
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Paralympics New Zealand
More on the Paralympics New Zealand website for those athletes better established in their sports, at the representative level. Link below;
Additional External Funding Options
Want to join in on the fun?
ParaFed Otago is one of the leading regional disability sport and recreation organisations in New Zealand. If you have always wanted to be involved in a sport or activity, but have been unsure where to start, then we are here to help you.