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South Africa can be a leader in sport for social change
Lucas Radebe aims to pass on to young people the values he grew up with, as well as those he learned during his playing career, as captain of Bafana Bafana and Leeds United. He espouses discipline, a good work ethic and, most of all, honesty. Beyond Sport, set up to use sport to make a real difference, dovetails with these ambitions.
South Africa can be a leader in sport for social change
Lucas Radebe aims to pass on to young people the values he grew up with, as well as those he learned during his playing career, as captain of Bafana Bafana and Leeds United. He espouses discipline, a good work ethic and, most of all, honesty. Beyond Sport, set up to use sport to make a real difference, dovetails with these ambitions.
Grassroots soccer talent nurtured in Port Elizabeth
The Chevrolet Ute Force, in partnership with the Dreamfields Project, a non-profit organisation that focuses on soccer development, rolled out its coaching workshop in Port Elizabeth, with 16 primary schools from around the city taking part.
Promising future for South African football
Danny Jordaan has said South Africa does not have a large pool of young football players. But a number of initiatives are being put in place to develop athletes to compete in the 2022 Qatar World Cup. There are plenty of mountains to climb on the way there, but there is a passion to succeed.
Dreamfields, Chevrolet bring joy to Vosloorus kids
John Makeke, a local teacher at Bopang-Kgotso Primary School and other teachers just like him across Vosloorus are working together with Dreamfields and the Chevrolet Ute Force to bring joy and hope to the lives of primary school children in the area through the game of football.
Fifa World Cup Legacy Trust has changed lives
Fifa World Cup Legacy Trust has changed lives
The 2010 football World Cup in South Africa may be a distant memory, but its legacy lives on through the Fifa World Cup Legacy Trust. In the first allocation of funds, 14 organisations got some financial assistance. This has had a huge impact on the lives of some of the country's poorest children.
Gallery: future football stars
The Dreamfields Project, established in 2007 by radio personality John Perlman, joined forces with the Gauteng Department of Sports and Recreation to stage a one-day football competition in Kgolagano Primary School in Daveyton, east of Johannesburg.
• Gallery: Training the stars of 2022