Inclusive sport opportunity
Join an inclusive sport with No Limits Netball
No Limits Netball is a programme of skills and netball activities for people with disabilities. We provide a safe, inclusive, and welcoming environment for everyone to get out on the court and give netball a go. Our extraordinary coaches make sure your child will feel safe and welcome, and we have a range of equipment to cater for a range of needs.
📆 13th July
📆 10th August
📆 7th September
📆 12th October
📆 30th November
📆 7th December
⏰ 10am-12pm
⭐️ Age 5+
🔵 FREE to attend
Sessions are held once a month on a Sunday at the Auckland Netball Centre indoor courts in St Johns. The first session will be held on Sunday 13th July
For more information contact Caitlin:
📧 development@aucklandnetball.co.nz
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