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B-Proposals for the annual general planning phase

Sport! OP! Opportunities for inclusion of vulnerable youth through sport

AREA OF ACTIVITY

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SETTING OBJECTIVES FOR THE SEASON SPORT!OP! CONTRIBUTIONS

Defining a clear, operational, relevant objective(s) that is known/shared right from the start

Focusing on the overall nature of the initiative to promote personal development

Defining goals that pose a challenge, but which are realistic and achievable

Frequently reminding participants of the objectives so that there are always clear in their minds

Focusing the objectives on enjoyment rather than on performance

ORG. RESILIENCY DIMENSIONS

BONDS BOUNDARIES LIFE SKILLS CARING EXPECTATIONS PARTICIPATION

Setting objectives that guarantee inclusion

Setting objectives that are transferrable to the participants’ real lives

Presence of the proposal in the design and organization of the project Linking the proposal with the dimensions of resilience

Sport! OP! Opportunities for inclusion of vulnerable youth through sport

B-Proposals for the annual general planning phase

AREA OF ACTIVITY SPORT!OP! CONTRIBUTIONS ORG. RESILIENCY DIMENSIONS

BONDS BOUNDARIES LIFE SKILLS CARING EXPECTATIONS PARTICIPATION

SETTING OBJECTIVES FOR THE SEASON

Striking a balance between recreation and achievement/performance

Conducting individual interviews with the participants in order to adapt the plan

Fostering the individualisation, autonomy and diversity of the responses

Scheduling the sessions in the near future

Ensuring that the activities are inclusive

Avoiding repetition, monotony and boredom in the activities and sessions

GENERAL CRITERIA FOR THE DESIGN OF THE SESSIONS

Presence of the proposal in the design and organization of the project Linking the proposal with the dimensions of resilience

Sport! OP! Opportunities for inclusion of vulnerable youth through sport

B-Proposals for the annual general planning phase

AREA OF ACTIVITY SPORT!OP! CONTRIBUTIONS ORG. RESILIENCY DIMENSIONS

BONDS BOUNDARIES LIFE SKILLS CARING EXPECTATIONS PARTICIPATION

Without losing sight of the goal of inclusivity, taking measures to motivate the people with a high level of performance

Fostering discipline

Fostering acceptance of mistakes

GENERAL CRITERIA FOR THE DESIGN OF THE SESSIONS

Enabling and encouraging the participants to work on their emotions

Fostering creativity, giving children and young people the possibility to participate in sport differently, finding other ways of being effective (the activity should not involve any financial cost in terms of materials, which would be a barrier to participating in sport)

Presence of the proposal in the design and organization of the project Linking the proposal with the dimensions of resilience

Sport! OP! Opportunities for inclusion of vulnerable youth through sport

B-Proposals for the annual general planning phase

AREA OF ACTIVITY SPORT!OP! CONTRIBUTIONS ORG. RESILIENCY DIMENSIONS

BONDS BOUNDARIES LIFE SKILLS CARING EXPECTATIONS PARTICIPATION

Fostering the feeling of belonging to the group

GENERAL CRITERIA FOR THE DESIGN OF THE SESSIONS

CRITERIA FOR THE COMPETITION APPROACH

Adapting the methodology in the case of people who are not able to act autonomously

Proposing activities to identify possibility of transferring aspects to the everyday life of the participants

Taking advantage of competition to boost collective performance, which, in all cases, must be seen as a resources rather than an absolute end in itself

Combining competition and recreation, with a greater emphasis on the latter, always striving for collective performance

Presence of the proposal in the design and organization of the project Linking the proposal with the dimensions of resilience

Sport! OP! Opportunities for inclusion of vulnerable youth through sport

B-Proposals for the annual general planning phase

AREA OF ACTIVITY SPORT!OP! CONTRIBUTIONS ORG. RESILIENCY DIMENSIONS

BONDS BOUNDARIES LIFE SKILLS CARING EXPECTATIONS PARTICIPATION

Monitoring and anticipating difficulties resulting from the competitive nature of sport

CRITERIA FOR THE COMPETITION APPROACH

Helping to relativise the emotional effects of winning or losing

Establishing an atmosphere of dialogue that facilitates consensus and compliance with the rules

Monitoring and anticipating celebrations that may become disrespectful

Presence of the proposal in the design and organization of the project Linking the proposal with the dimensions of resilience

Sport! OP! Opportunities for inclusion of vulnerable youth through sport

B-Proposals for the annual general planning phase

AREA OF ACTIVITY SPORT!OP! CONTRIBUTIONS ORG. RESILIENCY DIMENSIONS

BONDS BOUNDARIES LIFE SKILLS CARING EXPECTATIONS PARTICIPATION

Encouraging the participants to take part in preparing the material and space

Ensuring that all the participants know rules of the activity and sport

Setting few rules and ensuring they are clear and manageable

Encouraging the participants to take part in setting, reviewing and changing the rules

GENERAL OPERATIONAL RULES

Presence of the proposal in the design and organization of the project Linking the proposal with the dimensions of resilience

Sport! OP! Opportunities for inclusion of vulnerable youth through sport

B-Proposals for the annual general planning phase

AREA OF ACTIVITY SPORT!OP! CONTRIBUTIONS ORG. RESILIENCY DIMENSIONS

BONDS BOUNDARIES LIFE SKILLS CARING EXPECTATIONS PARTICIPATION

Giving the participants autonomy so that they manage disputes themselves

Encouraging the participants to deal with disputes immediately and not to leave them to resolve later

Fostering dialogue, sometimes between the whole group

CONFLICT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Focusing on the overall nature of the initiative to promote personal development

Promoting collective conflict management

Anticipating the existence of cultural and religious conflicts

Using strategies to detect and resolve potential situations of bullying

Presence of the proposal in the design and organization of the project Linking the proposal with the dimensions of resilience

Sport! OP! Opportunities for inclusion of vulnerable youth through sport

B-Proposals for the annual general planning phase

AREA OF ACTIVITY SPORT!OP! CONTRIBUTIONS ORG. RESILIENCY DIMENSIONS

BONDS BOUNDARIES LIFE SKILLS CARING EXPECTATIONS PARTICIPATION

PROGRAMME EVALUATION

MOTIVATION

Incorporating the evaluation of the project from the point of view of the people who have not succeeded

Clearly determining strength and weaknesses that can act as a starting point for measures for improvement

Using motivation channels, strategies and mechanisms that are relevant and appropriate for the participants

Using the most diverse possible range of motivation channels, strategies and mechanisms to reach the highest possible number of children

Promoting a sense of trust and caring within the activity so that it is carried out within a friendly and motivating context

Presence of the proposal in the design and organization of the project Linking the proposal with the dimensions of resilience

Sport! OP! Opportunities for inclusion of vulnerable youth through sport

B-Proposals for the annual general planning phase

AREA OF ACTIVITY SPORT!OP! CONTRIBUTIONS ORG. RESILIENCY DIMENSIONS

BONDS BOUNDARIES LIFE SKILLS CARING EXPECTATIONS PARTICIPATION

MOTIVATION

Having individual contact with the participants to motivate them

Creating small groups to promote personalisation

Generating diverse groups, especially in terms of gender, to promote inclusion and equality

GROUP CREATION

Keeping aware that diversity can also be an added problem or difficulty

Planning for the possibility of making groups for the 6-10 and 11-15 age brackets

Striving to ensure the capacity to offer enough places to meet demand

Presence of the proposal in the design and organization of the project Linking the proposal with the dimensions of resilience

Sport! OP! Opportunities for inclusion of vulnerable youth through sport

B-Proposals for the annual general planning phase

AREA OF ACTIVITY SPORT!OP! CONTRIBUTIONS ORG. RESILIENCY DIMENSIONS

BONDS BOUNDARIES LIFE SKILLS CARING EXPECTATIONS PARTICIPATION

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE STAFF IN CHARGE

Organising specific training activities for the professionals involved

Ensuring that the team of staff have the capacity for communication, transference and positive leadership

Defining the role of each person involved well and ensuring that they all understand and accept their role

Ensuring that the team of staff have the capacity to detect and report situations of risk in the families (e.g., forced marriage)

Presence of the proposal in the design and organization of the project Linking the proposal with the dimensions of resilience

Sport! OP! Opportunities for inclusion of vulnerable youth through sport

B-Proposals for the annual general planning phase

AREA OF ACTIVITY SPORT!OP! CONTRIBUTIONS

Building staff loyalty and encouraging their continuity on the project

ORG. RESILIENCY DIMENSIONS

BONDS BOUNDARIES LIFE SKILLS CARING EXPECTATIONS PARTICIPATION

Ensuring that the person in charge of the activity (coach) can acknowledge all the people’s effort, hard work and performance

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE STAFF IN CHARGE

Ensuring that all the staff share the methodology and objectives

Ensuring that the person in charge of the activity (coach) knows how to improve the participants’ social skills

Encouraging the staff to act as role models and ensuring they are aware how important this role is

Promoting a resilient attitude among the people in charge

Presence of the proposal in the design and organization of the project Linking the proposal with the dimensions of resilience

Sport! OP! Opportunities for inclusion of vulnerable youth through sport

B-Proposals for the annual general planning phase

AREA OF ACTIVITY SPORT!OP! CONTRIBUTIONS ORG. RESILIENCY DIMENSIONS

BONDS BOUNDARIES LIFE SKILLS CARING EXPECTATIONS PARTICIPATION

MATERIALS AND FACILITIES

Guaranteeing that there are enough material resources and they are suitable for conducting the activity and ensuring the well-being of the participants

Presence of the proposal in the design and organization of the project Linking the proposal with the dimensions of resilience

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