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Sport's untapped workforce | StreetGames Wales Conference 2012 workshop

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Welcome

‘Sport’s Untapped Workforce’

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Grant PoinerBoys’ and Girls’ Clubs of Wales

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Youth work is underpinned by the following characteristics:

• The voluntary involvement by young people who have chosen to engage in the process

• Being age specific. Focused on 11-25 year olds• A non-formal education approach• Being driven by a young-people-first approach• A universal approach

(From, WAG, Young People, Youth Work, Youth Service, National Youth Service Strategy for Wales, 2007.)

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Who are the ‘untapped workforce’ of youth workers?

• Local Authority Youth Workers

• Boys and Girls Club Leaders

• Scout leaders• Duke of Edinburgh’s

Award• Guides leaders

• Young Farmers Clubs• Urdd Gobaith Cymru• Youth Events Wales• Red Cross• St Johns• YMCA

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The ‘government agendas’ that link to youth work

• Employability (including NEETS)• Health• Participation• Citizenship• Culture• Arts• Sport

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Are youth organisations aware of:- ‘Every Child Hooked on Sport for Life’

If not, how can we make them aware?

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Can youth organisations contribute to the sport agenda?

Can youth organisations contribute to the collection of data?

Can youth organisations use sport to further demonstrate the effectiveness of their work?

Are youth workers an untapped workforce that could be used?

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Gethin SmartProject Manager, ACE

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Active Community Enterprise - ACE

“Promoting opportunities for sport and physical activity by engaging local

communities in the development of enterprising sports clubs”

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Active Community Enterprise - ACE

• What does ACE stand for?

• Active Community Enterprise

• Rationale behind the creation of ACE?

• Supporting Sport Wales community sport strategy

• Engagement with adults (The local community)

• Student population = Captive audience

• History?

• Partnership between University of Glamorgan and RCT (SportRCT)

• Students from the employability module

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Active Community Enterprise - ACE

• The workforce of ACE?• Operations Manager: Gethin Smart

• Workforce Officer: Vicki Upson (3rd year)

• Business Administrator: Dan Bradley (3rd year)

• Marketing and Communication: Matt Stock (3rd year)

• Community Officer: Luke Canton (3rd year)

• Participation Officer: Gareth Brown (2nd year)

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Active Community Enterprise - ACE

• The background to our volunteer workforce? • Students:

• The untapped resource

• Sign up volunteers from the student population

• Deployment of students

• Built into students courses

• UKCC coaching courses

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Active Community Enterprise - ACE

• Questions to ask?• Discussion topics:

• Where is your local HE/FE educational facility?

• Could you tap into this workforce?

• Could you access the ACE programme?

• Where can we share this resource?

• How can we improve on this resource?

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Active Community Enterprise - ACE

How to contact ACE?

Ace Office

Sports Pavilion

University of Glamorgan Sports Park

Main Avenue

Trefforest Industrial Estate

Pontypridd

CF37 5UP

Website: http://glamace.weebly.com/

Email:[email protected]

Twitter:

@Glam_ACE

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Jane ClemenceCardiff City Council

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‘Sport’s Untapped Workforce’