Children in Wheelchairs Experience the Freedom of a Liberty Swing

Variety Liberty Swings are designed to give children in wheelchairs the opportunity to experience the exhilaration and freedom of a playground swing alongside their fully-able playmates.

A Liberty Swing is a safe, robust, hydraulic swing, which allows easy access for children in wheelchairs or simply a supported, secure seat for those who need it.

The placement of Variety Liberty Swings in popular community playgrounds allows families to play as a whole and encourages the integration of able-bodied and disabled children.

Partnering with forward-thinking corporations, trusts and local councils, Variety’s aim is to provide a Variety Liberty Swing in every municipality throughout New Zealand, ensuring equal access to play equipment is available to every New Zealand child.

See the joy a Liberty Swing brings or find a Variety Liberty Swing in your area.

For further information about the Variety Liberty Swing Programme in New Zealand please email Variety or call us on +649 520 4111. Click here for more information about Liberty Swings manufacture and design

No more injections for Edward

Most adults can't imagine having to inject themselves, but before 9-year-old Edward from Dunedin received his insulin pump from Variety - The Children's Charity, he had to give himself up to eight injections a day.

Variety helps multi-talented boy reach his dream

Emman Rahimi is a talented soccer player, swimmer, actor and singer who applies himself to everything he sets out to do with enthusiasm. Variety has helped Emman achieve his goals over the past couple of years under the Future Kiwi Kids programme.

Trike helps Kylie do what other kids do

Most 10-year-olds take riding their bike for granted. Kylie, who cannot ride an ordinary two-wheel bike, is now able to join in the fun with friends and family on her specialised trike, thanks to help from Variety.

Children in Wheelchairs Experience the Freedom of a Liberty Swing

No more injections for Edward

Most adults can't imagine having to inject themselves, but before 9-year-old Edward from Dunedin received his insulin pump from Variety - The Children's Charity, he had to give himself up to eight injections a day.

Variety helps multi-talented boy reach his dream

Emman Rahimi is a talented soccer player, swimmer, actor and singer who applies himself to everything he sets out to do with enthusiasm. Variety has helped Emman achieve his goals over the past couple of years under the Future Kiwi Kids programme.

Trike helps Kylie do what other kids do

Most 10-year-olds take riding their bike for granted. Kylie, who cannot ride an ordinary two-wheel bike, is now able to join in the fun with friends and family on her specialised trike, thanks to help from Variety.

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