Regional Sports
From adaptive athletics to wheelchair basketball. Join the fun and get active with your regional sports club.
Whether you're an avid sports enthusiast or simply eager to explore something different, check out a sports club today and get active!
Know of any other disability sports organisations?
Send us an email and we'll get your organisation listed
National sports organisations
Find a national sports organisation that works for you in our Get Active! section
Regional sports clubs
Regional sports clubs will be specific to your area and will have supports unique to what's available to your community.
Visit the Parafed Northland website to see what clubs are near you
Visit Disability Sport Auckland website to see what clubs are near you
Visit Parafed Waikato website to see what clubs are near you
Visit Parafed Bay of Plenty to see what clubs are near you
Visit Parafed Gisborne to see what clubs are near you
Visit Disability Sport and Recreation Hawke's Bay to see what clubs are near you
Visit Parafed Taranaki to see what clubs are near you
Visit Parafed Manawatū to see what clubs are near you
Visit dsport Wellington to see what clubs are near you
Visit Parafed Canterbury to see what clubs are near you
Visit Parafed Otago to see what clubs are near you

Regional sports clubs are awesome for so many reasons:
1. Bringing People Together
These clubs help create strong communities. They bring people of all ages and backgrounds together, making it easy to make new friends.
2. Something for Everyone
Whether you're just starting out or an experienced player, regional clubs welcome everyone. They offer sports for all skill levels!
3. Affordable and Accessible
Regional clubs keep costs low, so more people can join. You don’t have to break the bank to enjoy sports and stay active.
4. Encouraging Healthy Lifestyles
These clubs promote being active. Regular sports activities are great for your body and mind.
5. Developing Skills
You can learn new skills or improve the ones you already have. Coaches are there to help you grow and achieve your goals.
6. Friendly Competition
Local competitions let you challenge yourself in a fun, relaxed way. It’s all about enjoying the game, not just winning.
7. Inclusive and Supportive
Regional clubs are welcoming to everyone. They make sure everyone feels included, no matter your background or ability.
8. Volunteering Opportunities
Want to help out? There are plenty of ways to volunteer and give back to your community. It’s a great way to get involved!
9. Fun for Families
Many clubs offer activities for the whole family. It’s a great way to spend time together and enjoy sports as a group.
10. Positive Role Models
Coaches and players become role models, inspiring others to stay active and work hard.
11. Supporting Local Communities
When you join a regional sports club, you’re helping local businesses and the economy thrive. It’s a win-win!
Know of any other disability sports organisations?
Send us an email and we'll get it listed.