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As the Sporting Chance Roadshows team packed their bags and headed to the coast, we wondered what to expect from the second edition of KIA Street Soccer: Port Elizabeth. We didn’t have to wonder for long as we were greeted by the warm smiles that have come to set the tone in every community we …
It’s been a week of new things as we delved into the unknown. In keeping with the expansion of KIA Street Soccer, five communities in Welkom and the surrounding areas were added, and this week we brought the road shows to these streets. As was the case with Marianhill last week, players and coaches from …
The first of our eThekwini road shows got off to a rousing start on Friday, as we visited Marianhill. Making their KIA Street Soccer debut, the community of Marianhill rolled out the red carpet, as “KIA Street Soccer training session” signs could be seen from some way off, as the desire for such programmes shone …
The last Wednesday of April presented a bitter chill in the air for the start of another instalment of the annual Wynberg Boys Hockey Super Skills held at Wynberg Astro. A spin-off of Wynberg Cricket super skills – which is an adaptation of the Bob Woolmer-inspired international cricket super skills – hockey super skills is …
We’re often asked about the sustainability of our projects. There are instances when people need a one-day intervention. But there are times, too, when a more prolonged involvement is necessary. In visiting Mitchell’s Plain, we chose the community and the specific people because we had previously worked with them- during the Health of the Nation …
The community of Katlehong, new to the Kia Street Soccer programme, had an amazing time at the health education life skills road show. The lack of grass fields, good facilities or even proper footwear did not stop the enthusiastic children from being encouraged to become a part of the annual Kia Street soccer project. The …
With us still reliving memories of the Easter holidays, and heading into another holiday spell, it is important to focus on road safety. The number of deaths on our roads continues to increase unabated, happening so frequently one wouldn’t be blamed for calling it a national crisis. It is clear that education on road safety …
Last year’s KIA Street Soccer runners-up, Atteridgeville, kept up the momentum from the two previous road shows as we returned to the city of Tshwane on Wednesday. The boys and girls welcomed the Sporting Chance team with loud applause, and kept the celebration and enthusiasm going throughout. We are fast learning that each community has …
On Tuesday the Ivory Park community made its Street Soccer debut when the Sporting Chance team descended on the Ivory Park North Hall for road show number two. As these things go, firsts are always a special occasion, and both the children and coaches were thrilled to take part in the road show. What made …
It’s all systems go as the third edition of KIA Street Soccer kicked off on Monday afternoon when the first of the forty health education road shows got underway. It was a good start too that we had in Mamelodi, with the boys and girls eager to get the campaign going. As they were divided …