Sport for Social Change -Changing stereotypes through sport
-Increase 3,500 children knowledge in 8 primary schools through key child and gender-based violence messages.
-Support 160 grade 6 players to successfully transition to Junior Secondary school and their 160 families to establish businesses to boost family income and retain them in school.
-Support 80 adolescents’ girls with reusable sanitary pads and SRHR education to reduce teenage pregnancies STI/D’s, early marriages and combat skills to defend against rape.
-Keep physically and mentally fitter 160 grade 6 kids, help communities identify talents through training and Football tournament.
-Increase 30 community stakeholder’s knowledge through training on Sierra Leone 2007 Gender Acts.
Direct Beneficiaries- 384
Indirect- 12,800+
160 in-school pupils/players (80 boys and 80 girls) in the football teams
160 parents of the 160 players benefiting from business grant
2 trainers in combat sport
80 adolescent girls receive reusable sanitary pads and training for self-defense.
30 community stakeholders trained on the Gender Act.
8 Project Staff
16 training coaches both males and females in charge of boys and girls teams in the 8 schools.
2,800 in-school pupils reached with advocacy messages during tournament and trainings.
10,000+ residents reached with advocacy messages.
4 Community Change agents
2 Commentators
We Yone Child Foundation will need the sum of USD 53, 619 to fully implement this project within two slum communities in Freetown Sierra Leone.
Other resources needed are; balls, jearsy, teachers, schools, school goinng children, PA System, referees, volunteers and staff including social workers and business officers to support families.
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Cooperate fundraiser
We need volunteer cooperate fundraiser to share our project with sport and development companies to help us fund the project.
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UN SDGs supported
About the nonprofit
Mission
To provide sustainable education and care to underpriviledged children and overcome the social and environmental problems that deepen and perpetuate the cycle of poverty.