Supported Lifestyle Services took the Polar Plunge and they’re encouraging other organisations to do the same.
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You don’t need a personal connection to Special Olympics New Zealand to make a lasting difference. Adele Adams’ story shows how one decision to get involved became 17 years of creating opportunities for others.
One volunteer experience inspired Holly to become one of Polar Plunge’s top fundraisers, helping create more opportunities for Special Olympics athletes.
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High Fives and Friendship
High fives, friendship and a welcoming community. Discover how North Canterbury Club is helping people with intellectual disabilities grow through sport.
From local golf to international competition, Daniella is inspiring more girls and women with intellectual disabilities to be brave and have a go.
Nathan went from trying basketball for the first time to representing New Zealand and coaching others. Support Polar Plunge and create more opportunities.
How Onslow College got behind the Polar Plunge with a student-led bake sale.
Ryan Smith has been recognised for leadership in sport, winning Disabled Sportsperson of the Year and showing what can be possible when athletes are supported to participate and grow.
Inspired by our athletes, Duaan raised more than $2,000 for Hutt Valley Club and is now taking on Polar Plunge. Read his story and learn why fundraising helps create opportunities that last far beyond the challenge itself.
Organisations with shared values can create something bigger together. See how School Sport Canterbury and Special Olympics New Zealand do just that.