Introduction to StreetGames | StreetGames Wales Conference 2012 opening plenary
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Presentation by Steve Hodgkinson, Vice-Chair of StreetGames
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Introduction to StreetGames | StreetGames Wales Conference 2012 opening plenary
- 2. Why StreetGames was needed? Prosperity Poverty •42% 16-24 year olds are •21% 16-24 year olds are coached coached •38% compete •17% compete •43% are club members •20% are club members •70% achieve 1 x 30 mins on •40% achieve 1x30 mins on average over 4 weeks average over 4 weeks •10% volunteer •4% volunteer
- 3. Introducing StreetGames •Focused on projects: handfuls of young people playing sport • A Network organisation •Work with partners to support projects and start new ones • National Partner to Sport Wales, Sport England, Welsh Government and Commercial Partners.
- 4. StreetGames Core Business StreetGames Projects Training Volunteers Events NGBs Doorstep Network Girls Sport Clubs Rail
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- Concept: disadvantaged youth struggle to access sport in all its component parts – they do everything at about half as much as their affluence peers. Be that just taking part, or benefiting from club membership, getting better through coaching or competition. Dis youth volunteer at only half rate of their more affluent peers Here is the problem and the challenges DSC are set to overcome. We need to build a local infrastructure. As you see – to create clubs, volunteers, leaders etc requires a community development approach and therefore while today we are talking about changing sport our very method changes lives and communities too. Really they are inseparable concerns – so far as doorstep sport is concerned. But first – here is the problem when looked at in sporting terms Our job is to respond to this lack of sporting infrastructure. We have to do this – most sport is voluntary sector and this target group especially is not going to be mobilised by commercial sector.