Education & Second-Chance Support
Proposed education and mentorship partnerships would help young people reconnect with learning and pathways to a livelihood.
Planned: bursary and mentorship partnerships are to be developed.
A setback need not be the end.
School dropout can reflect unaffordable fees, uniforms or basic upkeep rather than a lack of ability or ambition.
What are the program objectives?
- Connect young people to bursary opportunities.
- Develop mentorship partnerships.
- Track referrals from school dropout into support pathways.
How will the program work?
Work with education and community partners to identify referral opportunities, mentorship and alternative livelihood routes through sport.
Who is it intended to support?
Young people who have left school because of financial hardship and athletes seeking education or livelihood guidance.
What outcomes are expected?
Stronger learning and mentorship pathways. There is no open bursary scheme at present.
A little more clarity
Are bursaries available now?
There is no open bursary scheme at present. Education and mentorship partnerships are part of our development plan.
Can mentors get involved?
Prospective mentors can contact the Foundation to discuss suitable roles and safeguarding arrangements.
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