Sports foster #Inclusion regardless of all #barriers , and it provides a common ground for all.
 
In 2023–24, #mixed - #gender festivals create a shared platform for 1,362 girls and boys to #develop their sporting skills and instil #Equality and #Respect for the opposite sex.

We at ASA provided #sports -specific #equipment to our participants through 101 ASA centres across Anantapur and Sree Sathya Sai districts in 2023-24 season.
Access to equipment allows young #athletes to practice with the right tools and improve their performance and confidence.

Ensuring children receive proper #nutrition is crucial for their #growth , health, and well-being.
At ASA, we provide balanced nutrition to our participants in development centres and residential programmes, supporting their #Holistic #development for a brighter future.

Sports have an immense power to engage, inspire and empower.
To acknowledge sport’s contribution to the development of individuals and peace across the globe, we joined the worldwide #IDSDP celebrations on the 6th of April.

Here is a glimpse of the celebrations.

#idsdp #sports

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Don’t forget to stay hydrated throughout the day to keep your body fueled.

Stay hydrated, Stay refreshed!

#Hydrate #SummerWellness

ASA celebrated #IDSDP with 1,765 children from 37 centres engaging in various traditional games.
IDSDP presents an opportunity to recognise the positive role sports and physical activity play in communities and people’s lives worldwide.

#s4d #sports forchange #sports #IDSDP 2024

An annual review meeting of the ASA development centres was conducted at the Bathalapalli centre.
The review meetings help us grow together and achieve the common goals we aim for. It also helps us to appraise the actions that we commit ourselves to.

#s4d #meetings #sport4change

In 2023-24, 4,690 girls and boys participated in the Anantapur Sports Leagues, which helps them gain exposure, build friendships and learn life skill lessons.
The Anantapur Sports Leagues also creates a platform for over 100 young coaches and 87 referees to gain quality exposure

ASA is thrilled to share that our residential hockey talents, Shalini M. and Varshini A., have been selected for the SAI Training Centre in Madikeri for 2024-25.
Congrats to these players for their hard work! 👏 Huge thanks to SAI Media for this opportunity!

#proud #Hardwork

'Personal health and hygiene are crucial for our well-being. By instilling these values early on, we can build a healthy community and happier lives,' says Bhuwaneswaramma, Girls Hostel Warden, ASV.
She has been familiar to children, taking awareness sessions for last 26 years.

Over 200 children attended non-residential camps at ASV for Cricket, Football, and Hockey in 2023-24. These camps provide a holistic learning environment for children to acquire life skills, build new friendships, and set new goals.

#s4d #learning #sportsforchange #children

International Women's Day serves as a reminder of the progress that we have made and an opportunity to recommit ourselves in pursuit of an inclusive world.
🔗 Read more about ASA’s IWD celebrations by clicking the LINK below
bit.ly/3vw9lbG

#iwd #inspireinclusion #s4d

In 2023-24, 83 coaches and youth across Cricket, Football and Hockey programmes attended the coaches workshop!
The workshop aims to improve the session-delivering skills of the coaches. It also aids them in obtaining their higher licenses and creating a career in sports.

#s4d

Libraries open doors of imagination and are invaluable for education.
ASA Library has over 2000 diverse books that allow children to explore, learn and grow. Books enlighten them and nourish their growth through its power.
Let's cultivate ignited minds!

#learn #Grow #books

On this #globalearthhour , we are joining hands to create a #sustainable future. Are you?
Let's make a difference by turning off our electrical devices for 60 minutes
Let us unite globally to conserve energy, protect our environment, and show our commitment to a sustainable future

A ‘Gender Sensitization Training’ workshop was conducted for the 37 ASA coaches by Rayalaseema Development Trust.
The workshop aims to increase awareness and promote a more inclusive environment for all beneficiaries and staff.

#inclusivity #beneficiaries #coaches #s4d #Equality

ASA athletes collected plastic waste, clothes, and papers to promote recycling and #environmental #conservation on #WorldRecyclingDay . The collected waste will be sent for recycling after #segregation . Join us in making a positive impact on the environment by #recycling .

Delighted to have Pudhuvai Unicorns FC for their IWL preparation camp at ASV. Also, excited to share that ASA athletes Sai Varshitha and Susmitha got selected for the team.
All the best to Pudhuvai Unicorns and the two athletes for the upcoming IWL.

#host #sportsforall #women

The residential football programme held its annual parents' meeting at ASV. Discussions included the athletes' academic performance, sports achievements, and diet ahead of vacations. Sessions about child rights were also conducted.

Rural Development Trust (RDT)

#parentsmeeting #s4d #develop

A special moment for ASA!
Anantapur Sports Academy has won the AIFF's Best Legacy Programme Award.
This recognition is for the unwavering dedication and outstanding contributions to the development of grassroots football in India.

#Awards #IndianFootball #recognition #s4d