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Community Football
a sportscotland perspectiveStewart Harris Chief Executive
Sport – Never a better time!! • Once in a lifetime
opportunity to make a step change in the development of Scottish sport
• Common goal uniting the Nation!
• Strong partnership approach
Scotland needs a sport legacy
• From a sportscotland perspective this is the most important legacy
• This will help contribute to making Scotland a better place, and improve people’s quality of lives
• Community Football – Lead Role?
Government Objectives – Reality!
Healthier
Smarter
Safer & Stronger
Wealthier & Fairer
Greener
Government Policy Direction
• ‘Reaching Higher’• Participation/Performance• Key Delivery Agencies• Clear Roles and
Responsibilites• Partnership
Local Authority/Partners
• Support and develop local partners, particularly clubs
• Support pathways from participation to performance
• Support capacity building in clubs
• Inclusion
Sport & The CommunityPhysical & Mental Wellbeing/HealthSelf Esteem
Confidence
Building Strong Communities
Diversionary activity
Opportunities for Volunteers
Identity (local and national)
Inclusion of disadvantaged groups
Opportunity for regeneration
The Big Idea!
• Legacy• Community Clubs• Football Rugby Golf
Bowls Tennis• Action – Influence Govt.• Access to Facilities• Developing People• Whole Community!!
Involving the People
“The people who are the intended beneficiaries of any regeneration effort must be meaningfully involved in the process if it is to be successful in planning, implementation and maintenance”
SURF Principle
Community Football/Sports Clubs- Coaches Leaders Administrators- Facility Support/Access- Spartans Kilwinning et al!
sportscotland support
To the Scottish club/community organisations • Facilities – Cashback Scheme• Youth Action Plan• SPORTSMATCH• Awards for All• Help for Clubs Website
• Ambition to do more!
When everyone is moving forward together, success takes care of itself
“If we are together nothing is impossibleIf we are divided all will fail” Winston Churchill
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