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PROJECT 3000(working title)
Ollie WilliamsWorcestershire FADevelopment Officer
Derek Cunningham MBEDisability RepresentativeWorcestershire FA Council
Vice Chair Worcestershire DisabilityFootball Club
PARTICIPATION IN DISABILITY SPORT
What is the problem?
PARTICIPATION IN DISABILITY SPORT
Area Day to day activities limited a lot
Day to day activities limited a little
Day to day activities not limited
Worcestershire8.1% 9.8% 82.1%
Bromsgrove 8.1% 9.5% 82.4%
Malvern Hills 8.7% 10.9% 80.5%
Redditch 8.0% 9.1% 82.9%
Worcester City 7.2% 9.0% 83.8%
Wychavon 7.6% 10.0% 82.4%
Wyre Forest 9.2% 10.7% 80.1%
England 8.3% 9.3% 82.4%West Midlands 9.1% 9.9% 81.3%
Source: ONS 2011 Census
PARTICIPATION IN DISABILITY SPORT
Current Provision in County(away from schools)
Football
8 teams~70 participants
Cricket
3 Teams~60 participants
AthleticsSpecial Olympians
8 teams~60 participants
Visually Impaired FootballHearing Impaired gamesWheelchair GamesParalympians in CountyPrimary/secondary schoolparticipants in general sportGenerally provided Sporting Events
NUMBERS?
PARTICIPATION IN MAINSTREAM YOUTHFOOTBALL
630 affiliated mainstream junior
teams
PARTICIPATION IN DISABILITY SPORT
BARRIERS FACILITATORS
PARTICIPATION IN DISABILITY SPORT
Individual
Schools
Parents/Carers
How do we get the messagethrough these layers? How do those who
want to play get to teams/clubs?
BARRIERS FACILITATORS
PARTICIPATION IN DISABILITY SPORT
A Quote… “finding suggests that children’s emotional and behavioral (sic) functioning is associated with parents’ perceptions of barriers to participation that are more psychosocial than physical or structural in nature. The influence of children’s emotional and behavioral difficulties on their participation has seldom been addressed with respect to children with disabilities. Parents may be aware that their children are less confident and more hesitant to take part in activities in the community and school because of past experiences of discrimination or avoidance by others. Parents themselves may be more hesitant in taking their child into the community either because they are concerned about how their child might react to others or that members of the community will view their child’s behavior negatively.”
PARTICIPATION IN DISABILITY SPORT
SUPPLY DEMAND
PARTICIPATION IN DISABILITY SPORT
SUPPLY DEMAND
PARTICIPATION IN DISABILITY SPORT
Individual
Schools
Parents/Carers
How do we get the messagethrough these layers? How do those who
want to play get to teams/clubs?
BARRIERS FACILITATORS
PARTICIPATION IN DISABILITY SPORT
BARRIERS FACILITATORS
CLUBSPARENTS, CARERS
and PLAYERS
Schools
CLUBS
PARTICIPATION IN DISABILITY SPORT
Record of all sportingparticipation
Recognition for passingPersonal milestones
All sporting outlets and eventsparticipate REWARD PROGRAMME
PARTICIPATION IN DISABILITY SPORT
PUBLICITYInspiring mediaWebsiteSocial mediaRegular mailingsBuy in with local broadcasters
FUNDINGProduce a project planProduce a business planApply for grantsUse existing resources to full
RESEARCHDetermine localised Barriers and FacilitatorsDevise key performance indicatorsAnalyse outcomes
MAINLY WE NEEDTOATTRACT AWIDELY BASEDGROUP OF PARTNERS
PARTICIPATION IN DISABILITY SPORT
THE TAG LINE!
BE YOU!
In
THE 3000
Inaugural Partners