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Club Development and Support Initiatives by Sport and Recreation South Africa

The Club Development Programme, funded by Sport and Recreation South Africa (SRSA) since 2006, aims to enhance participation in targeted sports such as Athletics, Cricket, Football, Netball, and Rugby. With 967 male and 112 female athletes engaged in regular activities, the programme has facilitated equipment handovers to 13 netball clubs and 23 rugby clubs. Education opportunities include coaching and technical courses. Applications for club support are open from December to February each year. Various events, such as Mandela Day, engage the community and promote volunteerism.

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Club Development and Support Initiatives by Sport and Recreation South Africa

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  1. CLUB DEVELOPMENT PRESENTATION

  2. INTRODUCTION • Programme is funded by Sport and Recreation South Africa (SRSA) • SRSA Conditional Grant: • Legacy: Club Development • Started in 2006 – Current • Transport Support for League Participation • Education and Training Courses • Equipment and Kit/clothing

  3. TARGETED SPORT CODES • Athletics • Aquatics • Cricket • Football • Netball • Rugby

  4. 1st Quarter April – June 2011 • Athletes participating on a weekly basis in CDP Activities • 967 males • 112 females • 91 Clubs maintained • Touwpark Netball Club - 4 female and 2 male athletes selected to represent Boland Central Netball Federation • Citrus Netball Club – 3 athletes selected for the West Coast Netball Federation • Bitou Netball Club – 2 athletes were selected to represent the SWD Federation • Olympics Netball Club -1 athlete selected to represent the SWD Netball Federation

  5. Equipment and Kit Handovers • Equipment and Kit Handovers • 13 Netball Clubs • 23 Rugby Clubs • Regions Benefiting • Boland • West Coast • Metro

  6. Highlights Education & Training • 4 Basic Admin Courses • 2 Coaching Courses • 4 Technical Courses

  7. Job Creation Opportunities • Appointed 3 additional staff members in the Club Development Unit. • Recruited 1 student for internship (CPUT) • Catering suppliers for all events • Training service providers • Equipment procurement • Transport service providers

  8. How do clubs apply? • Applications can be sent directly to DCAS, through Regional offices, Federations and Sports Councils. • Opening 1 Dec – Closing 28 Feb

  9. Unplanned Activities Mandela Day 18 July 2011 • DCAS in conjunction with the City of Cape Town, Atlantis • The purpose of the event was to dedicate 67 Minutes of your time to help those in need. • 43 Attendees • Pella RFC, Mamre RFC, Hamlets RFC, Atlantis RFC • Mamre CC, Atlantis CC • Atlantis LFA, Atlantis Netball Association

  10. Challenges • Infrastructure • Clubs dependency syndrome • Federation monitoring reports • Funding

  11. Thank You Justin.Pasensie@pgwc.gov.za For further enquiries

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