Cadbury Volunteer Awards winners announced
Nov 14, 2019
The 2019 Cadbury Volunteer Awards winners were celebrated recently as part of the NZ Netball Awards in Auckland. Read more ›
The 2019 Cadbury Volunteer Awards winners were celebrated recently as part of the NZ Netball Awards in Auckland. Read more ›
An inclusive vision to increase support and value to its large number of volunteers, viewed as intrinsic members of its wider team, is key to Netball New Zealand’s Volunteer Strategy 2020-2022 Read more ›
Jane Bendall (or Aunty Janey as she is more commonly known) has touched the hearts of many through her volunteering at Waitakere Netball Centre in Auckland. Read more ›
The ability to prolong her involvement in a game she loves and chance to meet like-minded people were driving factors behind Anne Harrison’s step onto Netball’s officials’ bench. Read more ›
As coach, player, coordinator and president of Geraldine Netball Centre, Marissa Grant truly lives Netball. Read more ›
Four years ago after being “thrown in the deep end” by his wife, Marty Holmes is a fully committed Netball father and volunteer. Read more ›
The club captain role at College Rifles Netball in Auckland is one that Kate Muggeridge finds very rewarding. Read more ›
Terina Graham can dedicate up to 20 hours a week as a netball volunteer. From coaching to supporting Centre community initiatives to helping in Governance, Graham is fully committed to growing and supporting the game of netball. Read more ›
Netball New Zealand is excited to announce that Cadbury will be the Principal Partner of Netball New Zealand’s (NNZ) Volunteer programme. The two-year partnership will acknowledge and reward the thousands of volunteers who dedicate their time to the sport and make a lasting impact on the entire netball community - from grassroots players to elite athletes. Read more ›
Fourteen-year-old Hallie has loved netball since the first time she picked up a ball at the age of five. Read more ›
