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Empowering Women and GirlsThrough Sport
-Namrata Goswami & Shashi Bharati
Skill Development + Netball = Empowerment of Girls
Multi Partner Project
Diversity and inclusion
Women empowerment
Community Investment
Standard Chartered Bank
Prevention of HIV in vulnerable groups
Work with marginalized communities
Building Capacities of
organizations
Naz Foundation(I) Trust
Development and promotion of sport
Project to showcase value of Netball in social development
International Federation of Netball Associations
Location and Impact
2006 - Pilot – 70 girls2008 - 4 sites – 211 girls2009 - 6 sites – 400 girls
Mumbai
New Delhi
2008 - 3 sites – 165 girls2009 - 4 sites – 400 girls
Chennai2010- 161 girls
Implementation Strategies of Curriculum
Bi modular – 10 months
Netball
Participatory and interactive sessions
Netball Sessions
Back
Training Curriculum
• Be Yourself
• Be Healthy
• Be Empowered
• Be Money Savvy
Impact/Outcomes
• Personal Empowerment
• Social Empowerment
• Financial Empowerment
Quality Standards• Individual Monitoring (monthly basis)• Updating SPRS• Individual Mentoring• Developing Case Studies• Conduct Baseline survey• Regular parent meeting/community visits• Regular partner interfacing• On going training and capacity building of staff and GC’s• Well developed modules with flexibility in delivery• Exposure to netball camps and tournaments
(district/state/national)
Safety Standards
• Time and Site specific sessions• Safe Space ( Ground near the community from where the
participants come from)• Involving parents in sessions• Taking consents• GC involvement• Presence of staff at all sessions• First Aid
A participants Mother participating in a lemon n spoon race at the event says:
“I have never participated in a sport before! Do you think I will be able to make it to the end without dropping the lemon?”
Challenges
Challenges
• Lack of access to sport facilities
• Community and family support
• Social constraints
• Resources
Thank you
www.goalgirlsindia.com
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