Sector Support/Sport Development
Our Sport Development team supports sporting clubs and organisations in the North Harbour Region, to effectively manage the different aspects of their business.
Our sport development team provides support in the following areas; advocacy, community engagement, finance, facilities, governance, management, leadership, insights, marketing and communication, planning, policies and procedures, risk and compliance, volunteer management, women and girls, diversity and inclusion, human resources and health and safety.
This support is delivered through 3 levels:
The clubs and organisations we work with build their capability, operational effectiveness and sustainability.
| Build Capability | Increase Awareness |
| Increase Participation | Inclusion in Sport |
Sport Capability Resources Hub
Access useful information, toolkits, resources and research related to club and RSO development.
Social Media
Be sure to visit our Harbour Sport – Sport Development facebook page to keep up with relevant club/RSO information.
Aktive Toolkits
Leadership
People
Club/Finance
Latest Resources and News
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Book Now – Clubs and Schools Workshops
Volunteer of the Month – September 2021 – Stacey Nicholas
Stacey is the Chairperson for Womens and Girls cricket at Takapuna District Cricket Club (WE LOVE TO SEE THIS). As a full time volunteer, Stacey does an incredible job in improving the playing opportunities for female cricket at Takapuna and in the Harbour catchment....
The Tāmaki Makaurau Sector Support Fund
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Athlete-Centered Coaches Forum
Join us online to hear from Brock Gunson. Shaun Matthews from Harbour Sport will facilitate the conversation. Brock will be sharing his insights on athlete well-being, with particular attention to coach-athlete relationships and effective/ineffective coaching. Brock...