NIF 20131129 Sport Post Conflict - 07 Brenda Kelly - Sported
Brenda Kelly (Sported) presentation at YMCA-RESPECT conference, "Sport Development in a Post Conflict Society", University of Ulster Magee, Derry-Londonderry, Northern Ireland, 29/11/2013
was the Chief Execu5ve of the London 2012 Olympic bid team and Deputy Chairman of the London Organising CommiKee of the Games (LOCOG). • Inspired by his experience running London’s successful bid, Mills has made a personal commitment to delivering the legacy of the Games by seQng up an organisa5on that aims to improve the lives of disadvantaged young people through sport. Background
• 200 members across all 6 coun5es and our membership con5nues to grow. • Awarded over £170,000 in grants in Northern Ireland. • 16 trained volunteer mentors working with our member groups locally Sported in Northern Ireland
stronger Communi5es • Reducing Crime and An5-‐social behaviour • Removing barriers to regular par5cipa5on in sport for marginalised groups • Developing young people by providing them with skills for the workplace and life • Providing educa5on in health and well being What do sported. mean by sport for development?
youth offending -‐ Improving educa9onal performance -‐ Improving aBendance and behaviour at school -‐ Reducing the misuse of drugs and alcohol -‐ Improving psychological health and wellbeing -‐ Increasing physical fitness and reducing obesity -‐ Reducing the number of NEET young people