The Next Step 2010 Conference Announcement

img_news_SA_2010_08_Next StepThe Next Step 2010 Sport and Development Conference will take place over 3 days from 17-20 November 2010 in Cape Town, South Africa.


What is the legacy of 2010? What has the Sport and Development sector achieved over the past decade? And, what is the future of the sector? Celebrating this special year for South Africa, Africa and the Sport and Development world, The Next Step 2010 Conference will provide practitioners and policy makers with an opportunity to reflect, engage, debate and network, and help chart the way forward for the sector. Learning from our successes and failures, delegates will engage with issues of sustainability, organisational development, capacity building and partnership in a conference style that will maximise participation.


Bring along your sports shoes and be prepared to experience sport in a South African community. More information will follow shortly. In the meantime, please email nextstep2010@score.org.za.





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8/2/2010Connecting Rural Communities to the World
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12/1/2009SCORE International: Hhoyi Heroes - Mpumalanga community team wins Cup of Heroes Finals

SCORE for 2010!

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SCORE is proud to announce the launch of the SCORE for 2010 interactive web community, an innovative and exciting communication path from South Africa to the world. Through a series of forty one interactive websites developed to represent each community taking part in SCORE’s unique holiday programme - the SCORE Cup, community members, sponsors and the public can share and exchange information as if they were side by side at the SCORE Cup events. In this way audiences across the globe can share how community sports leaders trained by SCORE are changing lives through sport


This new web community is distinctive and dynamic. With just mobile phones, a camera and, sometimes, a computer, community members in villages and townships will be able to keep the content on their webpages current directly from the playing fields. For the launch each site will contain general information about the community but once the games begin, the sites will give visitors the opportunity to write blogs, make comments and pose questions to the community they are associated with or interested in.


This information sharing model will be piloted during the SCORE Cup which runs from 10 June to 26 June and will be used by communities as a platform for future community fundraising.


Please click here to enter the interactive SCORE for 2010 community which showcases the energetic and vibrant South African SCORE communities participating in the SCORE Cup.




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1 V 2010 United

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1 V 2010 United is an attempt to create a football team representative of the diverse youth of Cape Town during this historic year. This team will symbolize a unified Cape Town and illuminate issues facing youth today including their visions for the future and what their everyday lives look like. The team will document their own "journeys" via multiple mediums (blogging, journals, video, art, photography) as part of a mobile exhibition that will represent the team’s individual experience of the World Cup and its impact on their communities.  This team will showcase the power of football and sport to unite people from all walks of life.

This project will offer SCORE an opportunity to show how sports can unite a diverse range of people and develop their leadership potential.


Support the 1V 2010 United team.

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Help keep the 1 V United team together and leave a lasting legacy beyond 2010!

Your donation will assist SCORE in covering the costs of the team's regular training sessions, matches in different communities, transport to and from training and matches, intensive SCORE leadership and lifeskills training, accomodation and food for upcoming training camps to be held throughout the year and the purchase of sporting equipment for the team.




Iron Brian

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SCORE is teaming up with the MD of adidas South Africa, Brian Kerby, to raise funds for the construction of a multi-purpose sports facility in a SCORE community.  Brian is using his participation in the IRONMAN South Africa triathlon to raise funds by getting family, friends and supporters to fund a specified distance of the swimming, cycling and running legs of his race! The construction of this facility will be the prize for the community that wins the 2010 Cup of Heroes.


See: www.ironbrian.org

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Sport & Development

"Sport is increasingly recognized as an important tool in helping the United Nations achieve its objectives, in particular the Millennium Development Goals. By including sport in development and peace programmes in a more systematic way, the United Nations can make full use of this cost-efficient tool to help us create a better world."

Ban Ki-moon,
Secretary-General of the United Nations