Real Kids.
Real Change.
Every number below is a person. A child who showed up, tried hard, and left a little more confident than when they arrived.
Impact stories
Recovering Confidence and Saying No to Alcohol
Recovering Confidence and Saying No to Alcohol Back Recovering Confidence and Saying No to Alcohol I live in Atteridgeville and...
Learning About Choices and Responsibility
Learning About Choices and Responsibility Back Learning About Choices and Responsibility I live with my mom in a small township...
My Rights and My Responsibility
Naledi Maninjwe, 13 Back My Rights and My Responsibility I live in a small house in New Eersterust with my...
From Anger to Peace
Themba Simango, 15 – From Anger to Peace Back Anonymous Participant – From Anger to Peace I live in Atteridgeville...
I Want to Be a Role Model
I Want to Be a Role Model Back I Want to Be a Role Model My father drinks a lot...
I Said No and I’m Proud
I Said No and I’m Proud Back I Said No and I’m Proud In our community, it’s normal to see...
Inclusion Means Everyone
Inclusion Means Everyone Back Inclusion Means Everyone I didn’t think much about inclusion. There’s a boy in my class with...
Sport Helped Me Believe I Can
Sport Helped Me Believe I Can Back Sport Helped Me Believe I Can In my community, most people think sport...
Helping Others Helped Me Grow
Helping Others Helped Me Grow Back Helping Others Helped Me Grow Being part of the Olympic Club has been the...
Frameworks
Impact in Action
Leadership
Life's A Ball
Olympism
Identifying and nurturing high-potential youth is critical to sustaining long-term community development through sport.
Go & Grow
Early childhood development plays a crucial role in long-term physical and social well-being.