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This report provides an overview of the loveLife Games, South Africa's national HIV-prevention campaign for young people. It highlights the partnerships, objectives, training, ongoing activities, and best-practice game events of the loveLife Games.
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loveLife Games 2010-11Report to Sports & Recreation Portfolio Committee: 9 November 2011 Lisa Adolph National Manager: loveLife Games +27 (079) 721 6225 aadolph@lovelife.org.za
loveLife loveLife is South Africa’s national HIV-prevention campaign for young people. We combine a sustained high-powered multimedia campaign with nationwide community-level outreach and support programmes to promote healthy, HIV-free living among South African teens.
loveLife’s approach • Work with the innate optimism of young people. • Promote a holistic lifestyle approach. • HIV-free lifestyle. • Youth leadership. • Self motivation.
Partnerships: National • Active partnership with SRSA. • National loveLife Games training in March-April 2010. • Regular MINMEC participation. • SRSA Annual Conference. • Numerous attempts to build closer relationships with sports federations. • DBE, DSD, DOH are also key partners. • Comprehensive approach to HIV-prevention by the social cluster.
Partnerships: Provincial • Eastern Cape • Provincial DSRAC • PROCOC • MPP in 3 regions • DBE school enrichment programme • Local municipalities • GrassrootsSoccer • SAFA
Partnerships: Provincial • Free State • Provincial department: SYRAC • University of the Free State • SA National Defence Force • Gauteng • DSR at all levels • MPP Indigenous Games • Municipalities: Venues, EMS • University of Johannesburg
Partnerships: Provincial • Kwazulu-Natal • MOU with provincial DSR • Working closely with DBE • Municipalities also on board • Limpopo • Provincial DSR • PROCOC, DISCOC • MPP • DBE: School Enrichment Programme • Municipalities: Venues, EMS • SCORE • University of Limpopo
Partnerships: Provincial • Mpumalanga • Dept Cultural Affairs & Sport • SWC 2010 Office • DBE • Municipalities: Venues, EMS • Northern Cape • Provincial DSR • MPP • DBE: School Enrichment Programme • DOH HIV Counselling and Testing Campaign • DSD • Municipalities: Venues, EMS
Partnerships: Provincial • Northwest • DSR at all levels • MPP: Indigenous Games • Municipalities • DBE
Partnerships: Provincial • Western Cape • DCAS • DBE • Municipalities: EMS, Venues • Correctional Services • DSD • DOH • GCIS • Disability Sector
Objectives The loveLife Games targets in and out-of-school youth between the ages 12 and 19: TRAINING: loveLife trains ‘adult allies’ to initiate and sustain ongoing positive lifestyle activity in schools and communities. ONGOING ACTIVITY: Local leagues and community events are the strategy for achieving sustained activity. EVENTS: loveLife Games events serve as best practice HIV-prevention models for the community and the country.
1. Training • Four main roles: • National and Provincial Trainings are “Train the Trainer” events. • All trainees are expected to serve on loveLife Games LOCs. • All trainees are expected to drive local activities and events on the Body Ys model. • lovingLife Motivational Programme implementation.
1. Training Total trained = 1097 people Target = 23 Regions Trained (100% reached) Attendance being audited by R,M&E dept.
1. Training Ongoing LOC workshops at District Level: Approximate participants = 2028 Total = 156 (will reach 200 in 2010)
2. Ongoing Activity • 18 Y-Centres (3 in EC; 2 in FS; 1 in GP; 3 in KZN; 2 in LP; 2 in MP; 1 in NC; 2 in NW; 2 in WC) • Purpose of Y-Centres: • Safe environment for young people • Life-skills and hard skills (Cyber Ys). • Motivation • Debate • Sports: Volleyball, Basketball, Netball, Soccer, Ultimate Frisbee, Cricket piloted in GP. • Healthy Sexuality; lovingLife; Make Your Move!
Timeline • Ongoing leagues and activities. • Ongoing Cluster Festivals. • District Games to end October. • Regional Games to end November. • Provincial Games to December. • National Training: scheduled for early 2011.