Safe, Inclusive, and Fun Sport for children living in rural marginalised communities.
When we began working in Krishnapur village in Raigarh to create positive childhood experiences through sports, we soon realised that children faced numerous barriers to play.
Only 30% of children were found to be playing regularly. The most common barriers included teasing, bullying, and harmful gender norms, along with household responsibilities, lack of sports infrastructure, limited role models and coaches, and very few opportunities for organised play.
By removing these barriers, our program has increased participation of children, especially girls, promoting play and well-being among the most marginalised and underserved communities.
QUARTERLY REPORT
Quarterly progress report on the Child Protection through Sports initiative in Bagaha, Bihar, highlighting training of animators, baseline assessments, early program implementation, challenges, and next-quarter action plans.
QUARTERLY REPORT
Age appropriate games, improving sport infrastructure, sporting skills, physical activity, learning circle, and addressing community issues such as bullying and violence.
Through ongoing training and monitoring, coaches learn empathy skills to understand children’s needs and support them.
Providing regular nutritional support to improve children’s health, energy, and ability to participate in sports.
Regular follow-up with children to address the issues of dropping out, behavioural issues, and help them with Aadhar Card and School Admission.
Regularly engaging with parents to increase awareness about the Sport and our program.
CHILDREN WORKED WITH
STATES ACROSS INDIA
COMMUNITIES
COACHES & MENTORS TRAINED
CASE STUDY
CASE STUDY
CASE STUDY
