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Regional Sports Trusts

Regional sports trusts (RSTs) share SPARC's focus on sport and recreation.

In April 2004, SPARC formally recognised RSTs as key partners and from July 2004, contracted each of the trusts to achieve twin high-level outcomes:

  1. To increase regional levels of physical activity
  2. To strengthen regional sport and physical recreation infrastructures.

What's new - Communities & Clubs

Te Arawa Pride: strengthening wellness and Te Arawatanga through sport and traditional activity.
Added 05 August 2010

Te Wharekura o Rakaumangamanga: a school at one with its community
Added 05 July 2010

Wriggle & Rhyme welcomes babies and toddlers into libraries for active movement
Added 05 July 2010

Neighbourhoods Move It
Added 14 June 2010

The Calendar of Regional Sport Trust Workshops
Added 11 June 2010

What's new - Recreation

Outdoor Recreation Research Agenda forum
Added 26 July 2010

 

List of all RST's

Regional Research

Credit: Phil Walter The SPARC research team has compiled profiles of the activity levels and interests of people in each of the regional sports trust areas.

These are all available in the results of the Active NZ Survey 2007/08.

 

Developing Capabilities

Credit: Richard Robinson Credit: Richard Robinson Learn about the assistance SPARC provides to RST's with  developing Capabilities, to help them operate effectively into the future

 
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