Our sports coaches are recognised and respected in the community
because they have a reputation for engaging and addressing young people,
on a regular basis they are called upon to deliver sports coaching sessions
for other organisations that have young people who are hard to reach and
display disruptive challenging behaviour.
The Inspire2 policy is to direct and mentor other organisations coaching staff
and demonstrate the techniques we employ to engage and manage young
people with challenging behaviour.
The purpose of this project was to deliver a six week coach development
program and football coaching sessions for young Asian boys aged 8-15
for NWCA organisation based in the Aston area of Birmingham.
The coach development program was designed to direct and mentor
their recently qualified level one coaches on how to engage and deliver
coaching sessions that would keep young people interested therefore
reducing disruptive behaviour during sessions, equally their objective
was to develop participants to join a newly organised Asian league as a
way of preventing them from getting involved in crime and anti social behaviour.
As testiment to our work with NWCA coaching staff they have gone on to produce
several football teams in different age groups who are doing quite well in their
prosective leagues, their coaching staff have improved in their management of
challenging behaviour and engaging young people.