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SSCN / WHO WE ARE
ABOUT US
We drive social change through sport.

We promote growth and progress of the sport for change movement. SSCN creates opportunities for sports as an agent for change and devel­opment for the youth.

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VISION AND MISSION
Vision

Africa’s leading sport for development network working with partners across the continent to deliver sustainable social impact through sport and physical activity.

To grow, support and strengthen sport for sustainable development across Africa.

Sport for Social Change Network Africa - Vision
OUR SECTOR
“From Just Do It, to doing It”

The “power of sport” is universal and can be used as a tool to attract individuals from different socio-economic-cultural backgrounds. In the context of the ‘physical inactivity pandemic and other socio–economic challenges faced in our modern world; sport represents a key tool to directly address these challenges. Sport for Development (S4D) represents an approach to proactively and effectively harnessing the power of sport for this purpose and represents a scalable route to increasing active participation and social change in communities of need.

Sport for Social Change Network - Sector
OUR PEOPLE
Allan Williams SSCN Director

Allan Williams

Network Director
Keitumetse Lebaka - Board Chairperson

Keitumetse Lebaka

Board Chairperson
Hendrick Modise SSCN Programme Manager

Hendrick Modise

Programme Manager
Zaine Da Silva SSCN Project Manager

Zaine Da Silva

Project Manager
Maureen Chauke SSCN Programme Administrator

Maureen Chauke

Programme Administrator
Bohlale Modiba - Project Coordinator

Bohlale Modiba

Project Coordinator
Quinton Jooste SSCN Driver

Quinton Jooste

SSCN Driver
SSCN Board Members 2022
OUR PARTNERS
OUR IMPACT
Pan African Social Change Through Sport
138
ACTIVE ORGANISATIONS
19
AFRICAN COUNTRIES
304673
BENEFICIARIES IMPACTED 2021-2022