Today, on Children's Day, I'm reminded of the powerful role sports play in the development of young minds. From fostering teamwork to building resilience, the benefits are endless. In my work with organizations like the Ministry of National Education and Youth, Fédération Léo Lagrange, and Gimnasiarca gestión deportiva y formación SL, I've seen firsthand how sports initiatives can transform lives. Our projects, involving hundreds of children and young adults, have not only promoted inclusion but also instilled valuable life skills and healthier habits. Sports have a unique ability to inspire and empower. For me, sport-base work is incredibly important. With several years of experience promoting and fostering youth sports, I truly celebrate initiatives by the UEFA Foundation for Children and the International Olympic Committee – IOC. Their efforts to champion children's rights to play, grow, and thrive are invaluable!! Photo of one of the Agenda 2030: Sport et Santé in France, past May 💥 #ChildrensDay #SportForAll #YouthDevelopment #SportsInclusion #HealthyHabits #OlympicValues #GlobalImpact
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🌟 Let's talk about sports! 🌟 As the anticipation builds for the upcoming Olympics and Paralympics, did you know that while 75% of individuals with disabilities are eager to participate in sports, only 1 in 4 currently does? At NDSP, we're committed to creating opportunities for individuals to thrive in sport and meet their goals. Learn more about how we're breaking barriers and promoting accessibility in our latest blog post: https://lnkd.in/gnC_N75J We're eager to hear about how organisations like yours are contributing to the landscape of inclusive sports. What initiatives or programs are you implementing to ensure everyone has the chance to participate and excel? Share your insights and let's work together to make sports truly inclusive for all! #InclusiveSports #Accessibility #NothingShouldGetInTheWayOfYourGoals #ImagineWhatWeCanDo
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Play is a right, not a privilege. Today, on #WorldChildren’sDay, we’re reminded that sport and play are fundamental rights for children, as set out in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. But here in the UK, too many young people are being denied these rights – not because of lack of ambition, but because of systemic barriers like poverty, reduced access to facilities, and cuts to school budgets. At Greenhouse Sports, we see firsthand what happens when children are given the chance to play. It’s not just about being active – it’s about so much more. Deliberate play, delivered by experts helps cognitive development, improves wellbeing, unlocks potential, and improves those vital skills required to succeed in life. That’s why we’re standing with Sir Mo Farah, Youth Sport Trust and a coalition of British sporting icons calling on the Government for a new national plan to get kids moving: https://lnkd.in/efkqkayq Every child deserves a fair chance to succeed, and the opportunity to play is where it begins.
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“All Disabilities, All Sports!” Is a groundbreaking initiative from Paris 2024, the French Paralympic and Sports Committee and the Paris City Council. It has been expanded as part of the legacy programme of the Games, with support from the French State, to enable every person with a disability to take up a sport of their choice close to where they live. To achieve this, we need to build up a network of clubs that are well structured and developed enough to accommodate people with disabilities. #AccessibleSports #DisabledAthletes #Olympics24 ID: A picture of five athletes giving one another a high five with running bibs on as if they just finished a race and an article that's titled a more inclusive society Paris 20 2024
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From inclusive coaching to international competitions, Germany is positioning itself as a leader in the integration of people with disabilities. The German Olympic Sports Confederation highlights its political demands for structural change https://lnkd.in/d4_9_tzQ
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A change has to start some where Gregor Angus. There are so many contributing factors to the decline in sports participation across the country, local clubs and the lack of funding leading to less opportunities is part of. Also, what’s happening in schools, every child is in education so how can this help plug a gap if there aren’t opportunities in the wider community. Also what’s happening in our professional and amateur sporting organisations, how is the dropout at the intermediate or top level of sport impacting young people and are they staying active and involved. As a country, we have to look at all the stakeholders and see how we can all do better, streamline and use each other in a positive way, it doesn’t bode well for the future if it continues as is!!
As the 2024 Olympics get starts it is sad to see that post-COVID our children are falling further behind our European peers in playing sports. Find out more on this vital topic from the Observatory for Sport in Scotland Co Vice-Chair Claire Anderson - https://lnkd.in/erVUsWwS #childreninsport #participation #childrenshealth Fanchea Kelly Geoff Aberdein Charlie Raeburn Remco Hoekman Data for Children Collaborative Stuart Younie Gregor Angus Fraser Macdonald
Improving Children’s Participation in Sport – A “Nice to Have” or a Serious Health Prevention Issue? – Claire Anderson
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Did You Know? Sports Can Change Lives! 🏀 ⚽ 🏃♀️ Research shows how sports can transform lives and communities: 🏋♀️ Regular physical activity improves youth outcomes—boosting physical health, mental well-being, and social skills. (Source: World Health Organization, 2020) 📊 Studies reveal that participating in sports positively impacts children's mental health and social development. (Source: Journal of Pediatric Psychology, 2019) 🏃♂️ Children who engage in sports are more likely to maintain an active lifestyle as adults. (Source: The Lancet Public Health, 2022) At Kaizen Foundation, we're bringing this research to life: 🏝 Our Chalki Island sports field with Symplefsi gives the kids and their families a place to play and build teamwork. 🏀 The Antetokounmpo Academy with Charles Antetokounmpo Family Foundation empowers low-income youth through sports and education. ⚽ Our UEFA Foundation for Children partnership brings the joy of football to 10,000 children at UEFA EURO 2024. We've seen how sports foster community spirit and personal growth. By investing in sports, we're building stronger, healthier communities! How has sports impacted your life? Share your story below! 👇 #CommunitySports #YouthEmpowerment #KaizenFoundation #GlobalImpact
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On United Nations' International Day of Sport for Development and Peace, Access Sport highlight five ways to improve disabled and disadvantaged young people’s lives through sport: 1. Disabled and disadvantaged children have the right to 60 minutes of physical activity, just like every other child. 2. Inclusive community sport and school sport need equal priority and funding. 3. Investing in club leaders, coaches and volunteers, of today and tomorrow, is critical if we want to make community sport truly inclusive. 4. Sense of belonging and community underpin the wider transformational benefits of sport and need to be prioritised in the way we support and fund the sector. 5. Community sport is complex but this is a strength not a weakness. It's time to embrace and empower the whole sector. #communitysport #disabilitysport #inclusivesport
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Unite through the power of sports on International Sports Day! #IBEL #educationforall #nonchinesespeaking #marginalizedstudents #givingback #IBELgivesback #inclusion #equallearningopportunities #education #children #languagelearning #socialintegration #povertyalleviation #qualityeducation #genderequality #sdg #ReducedInequalities #inclusion #sustainability #economicgrowth #genderequality
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Based on the research from Deutsche Sportjugend (dsj) im Deutschen Olympischen Sportbund 🇩🇪 : 🏃♂️ Young people who are more active in sport are less likely to suffer from worries, stress or fatigue; 🏄♀️ Sports club membership is associated with higher life satisfaction; 🏊♂️ Parents of inactive children see the lack of opportunities as a problem; 🏋♀️ Social inequality is a decisive factor for sporting engagement. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/dESkqQwS #youthsport #MOVEFORHEALTH
Exercise, play and sport as well as sports club membership increase the mental health of young people
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"Empowering children in conflict areas through sports can shape their future in remarkable ways. Beyond physical health, sports foster resilience, teamwork, and discipline, offering a beacon of hope amidst adversity. “Sports transcend boundaries and bring hope even in conflict zones. In areas marred by strife, sports serve as a powerful tool for healing, reconciliation, and empowerment. Let’s recognize the resilience and strength sports instill in individuals and communities, driving positive change amidst adversity. "Messages of hope from children in conflict zones, ⚽️⚽️⚽️carried on the wings of football, remind us of the universal power of dreams. As football players, influencers, and global citizens, let's amplify these voices, champion their dreams, and work towards a world where every child's aspirations are nurtured and realized. Together, we can score goals of change and build a future where hope triumphs over conflict. #FootballForHope #DreamsWithoutBorders" #UEFA #UefaFoundationForChildren #SportsForChange #Peace #FIFA #SportforAll #HopeInConflict"
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