dsport proudly announces its designation as an official provider of the esteemed Duke of Edinburgh’s Hillary Award in Aotearoa. This partnership not only underscores dsport's commitment to youth empowerment but also signifies a pivotal moment in fostering holistic development among the next generation.
The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, renowned worldwide for its transformative impact on young individuals, aligns seamlessly with dsport's ethos of nurturing well-rounded individuals through sports and character-building activities. As a trusted provider, dsport will extend this exciting opportunity to its youth group members, enabling them to embark on a journey of self-discovery, resilience, and personal growth.
"We are thrilled to join forces with the Duke of Edinburgh’s Hillary Award, a shining example of excellence in youth development," stated dsport Manager Dr Catriona McBean. "This partnership reflects our unwavering commitment to empowering young people with physical impairments, equipping them with invaluable skills and experiences that will help shape their futures."
The Award, founded by His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh in 1956, has impacted millions of young people worldwide, fostering leadership, teamwork, and a sense of adventure. By becoming a provider, dsport reinforces its dedication to fostering a generation of active, engaged, resilient and socially conscious individuals who are poised to make a difference in their communities.
Through a diverse range of activities encompassing sports, outdoor expeditions, volunteering, and skill development, dsport will guide participants on a transformative journey of self-discovery and personal achievement. As an Award Provider, dsport empowers youths to unlock their full potential, cultivate leadership skills, and forge lifelong friendships.
"We believe that every young person deserves the opportunity to thrive and succeed," added Emma Mulhern – Sport Development Manager at dsport and Certified Award Leader. "By offering The Duke of Edinburgh’s Hillary Award, we are not just supporting young people but nurturing future leaders, innovators, and change-makers."
dsport invites their youth group members to embark on this extraordinary adventure, unlocking a world of opportunities, experiences, and personal growth. Together with The Duke of Edinburgh’s Hillary Award, dsport is poised to ignite a passion for excellence, leadership, and service in the hearts of young individuals with physical impairment.
For more information about dsport and The Duke of Edinburgh’s Hillary Award, please visit https://www.dsport.nz/ or contact Emma Mulhern at [email protected] or 021 302 115.