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30 th of April - 1 st of May 2011 Chris Campbell Memorial Field Khayelitsha - Cape Town www.edufootball.org 24 AMANDLA CRIME PREVENTION COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT DEVELOPMENT | EDUCATION | FOOTBALL | 24 HOURS EduFootball AMANDLA

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Information about the AMANDLA EduFootball 24 hour Crime Prevention Event

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Page 1: 24 AMANDLA Booklet 2011

30th of April - 1st of May 2011Chris Campbell Memorial Field

Khayelitsha - Cape Town

www.edufootball.org

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Crime PreventionCommunity emPowermentDeveloPment | eDuCation | Football | 24 hours

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SPECIAL EVENTS DEPARTMENTAMANDLA EduFootball e.V.Cape Town, February 2011

www.edufootball.org

24h AMANDLA For the past 2 years AMANDLA EduFootball has successfully hosted the 24 hour AMANDLA event at the Chris Campbell Memorial Field located in Site B, Khayelitsha. Every year the event plays host to over 100 teams and approximately 3000 people throughout the day and night, 1500 of which are active participants in the tournaments. This year AMANDLA hopes to host an equally successful tournament, reaching out to an even more diverse and substantial participant base.

The main focus of the event will be Crime Prevention, with a range of speakers, performances and information sessions scattered throughout the day:

THE TOURNAMENT

Schedule of the day:

09h00 – 09h30 Opening Ceremony

09h30 – 12h30 Under 13 Fair Play Tournament

12h30 – 13h00 Speeches

13h00 – 16h00 Girls Fair Play Tournament

16h00 – 20h30 Under 16 Fair Play Tournament

20h30 – 21h00 SAPS Speech

21h00 – 09h00 Seniors Fair Play Tournament

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24 hours of Football, Fun & Education

Crime Prevention through Football

3000 People

over 140 Teams

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The 24 hour AMANDLA event aims to increase awareness of the effective combination between education and football and to highlight educational messages to its beneficiaries.

At the same time the event provides the organisation with an ideal opportunity to present its partners and sponsors at the event and through local and international media reports. Premium sponsors will hereby be mentioned in any news report related to the organisation’s work.

Venue:Chris Campbell Memorial Field,

Site B, Khayelitsha

Date:30th of April -

1st of May 2011

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CONTACT:

South African Office:

AMANDLA EduFootball20 Durham AveSalt River 7925Republic of South Africa

phone/fax: +27 (0)21 447 [email protected]

www.edufootball.org

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AMANDLA EduFootball and Crime Prevention Programmes:

AMANDLA Edufootball is a registered South African non-profit organisation that uses football leagues and weekly training structures as a platform to deliver holistic and educational life-skills sessions for youth. Specifically focusing on destabilised and/or non-existent family structures, AMANDLA targets youth living in children’s homes and/ or underprivileged communities.

Due to the fact that a large portion of these participants also come from destitute socio-economic backgrounds, they are at greater risk to become involved in criminal and gang-related activities. Therefore AMANDLA places particular importance on crime and violence prevention through the “Heads Up“ Programmes for girls and boys from the age of 8-16 years and the men’s Crime Prevention League. This “Night League” for young men over the age of 16 years runs every Friday and Saturday evening from 19h00 to midnight during peak crime hours in the community surrounding the Chris Campbell Memorial Field.

Background Khayelitsha:Located close to Cape Town lies Khayelitsha, with approximately two million inhabitants making it the largest single township in all of South Africa. High rates of assault and murder, an unemployment rate estimated somewhere between 50 and 70 percent as well as an extremely low average income are all daily realities for the residents of Khayelitsha.

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BACKGROUND INFORMATION