We just want a place to have fun and do activities… More days, more friends, more memories! W4 Youth is a safe space to hang out, try new things and just BE YOU!

#youthvoices #communitymatters #grassrootssports

I learnt to lead sessions & train advocates with confidence through #TrainTheTrainer programme 2025.

#youthleaders #grassrootssports #youthdevelopment

Free February half-term camps for ages 10–16 years at Southfield Rec.

Refer a young person:
👉 w4youth@yahoo.co.uk

#freeactivities #halfterm #youthcamp #grassrootssports

🏆 Winter Games Highlight Growing Sports Talent in Chitral
From Group Matches to Exciting Finals
#WinterGames #ChitralYouth #SportsInWinter #KPEvents #GrassrootsSports

🏆 Winter Games Highlight Growing Sports Talent in Chitral
From Group Matches to Exciting Finals
#WinterGames #ChitralYouth #SportsInWinter #KPEvents #GrassrootsSports

🏆 Winter Games Highlight Growing Sports Talent in Chitral
From Group Matches to Exciting Finals
#WinterGames #ChitralYouth #SportsInWinter #KPEvents #GrassrootsSports

"پاکستان کے مستقبل کے کھلاڑی زمین پر بیٹھ کر کھانا کھا رہے ہیں، کیونکہ پویلین بند ہیں۔ سہولیات کم، جذبہ زیادہ!"
حیات آباد سپورٹس کمپلیکس

#PakistanCricket #FutureStars #GrassrootsSports #Hayatabad #CricketLife #SupportYoungAthletes #PKSports #NoExcuses

Race Report: Xalapa 2025 with Oaxacan Athletes Juan and Mane represented Oaxaca in Xalapa 2025 with full donor support. Read their journey, results, and what it means for youth sports. Explore now.

From Oaxaca to Xalapa—this is what it takes to compete without state or university funding.
📖 oaxsport.org/xalapa-2025-...
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#AthleticsMexico #OaxSport #GrassrootsSports

Diana Cinco Receives Running Shoes | Oax Sport Diana Cinco receives new ASICS shoes to continue training for international duathlon races. Learn how you can support her journey to Abu Dhabi 2026.

Meet Diana Cinco:
🥈 Duathlon silver at nationals
📍 From Oaxaca de Juárez
🎯 Training for the world championships
🚴🏽‍♀️ Needs a size 47 race bike
Support: oaxsport.org/diana-cinco-...

#AthleteFocus #GrassrootsSports

Elijah loves coming to W4 Youth, it’s the perfect place to unwind after school with fun basketball and football games in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.

#w4youth #youthsports #grassrootssports #footballandbasketball #londonyouth

Sports leaders in Ohangwena seek firm deadlines for stadiums Erasmus Shalihaxwe The sports fraternity in the Ohangwena region wants the government to set clear deadlines for the start and completion of promised sports infrastructure.  Ohangwena Regional Sport Commission vice chairperson Alexander Teofelus requested on Friday during a meeting between regional leaders and deputy minister of sport Dino Ballotti in Eenhana.  The meeting was part of the ministry’s efforts to strengthen collaboration with grassroots sports leaders and to identify challenges and opportunities in regional sports development. Teofelus said the region faces several challenges, including a lack of sports infrastructure, equipment, and qualified trainers.  These problems, he said, are hindering sports development.  He said it was a relief when the government announced that each region would get a stadium, but they now need a clear budget plan and timeline. “Some of our recommendations are the acceleration of completion plans for sport infrastructures; we want a clear timeline, budget status and accountability mechanism. Public-private partnership, engagement of local businesses through tax incentives or branding opportunities for sponsorship. Deputy minister, we want to institutionalise a regional sports coaches and stakeholders’ forum to review progress and challenges,” said Teofelus.  Teofelus added that they also want coaches’ development and recognition to support and reward coaches who have contributed to sports development in the region over the years. Ballotti responded that each region will receive an equal share of the national sports budget as planned.  He said no region will get more funding than another, even though some regions are larger or have bigger populations. “I want to confirm to you today that when we give funding, it will be given to regions equally. There will be no such thing as Ohangwena getting the last cents from the budget. That is a commitment I am very comfortable making. If a N$10 budget is allocated to one region, then each region will get that same N$10; there will be no such thing as one region being prioritised over the other one; that will not happen,” emphasised Ballotti. Two weeks ago, the Ministry of Sport announced plans to allocate N$35 million for the construction of sports stadiums across all 14 regions.  Each stadium will feature a seating capacity of 10 000.  This initiative is part of the ministry’s N$1.2 billion budget for the 2025/2026 financial year.

#SportsDevelopment #Ohangwena #Stadiums #YouthSports #GrassrootsSports

President Nandi-Ndaitwah places Sport Infrastructure Development high on Agenda President Nandi-Ndaitwah places Sport Infrastructure Development high on Agenda Sport Tue, 05/13/2025 - 13:24

#SportInfrastructure #Namibia #EconomicGrowth #YouthDevelopment #GrassrootsSports

Launch artwork of the National grassroots sports show information

Excited to kick off my journey on #BlueSky!

A little about me...

I’m the Head of Sales for the #UK's first-ever #NationalGrassrootsShow (Football Edition) happening at #NEC in July!
check out thenationalgrassrootsshow.co.uk

#Football #GrassrootsSports #SportsEvents #CommunitySports

Wow first post on #BlueSky!

Little intro to myself...

I head up the #Marketing for the #UKs first ever #NationalGrassrootsShow (Football Edition) heading to #Birmingham's #NEC in July!

For event details - visit thenationalgrassrootsshow.co.uk

#Football #GrassrootsSports #Event