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African Coaches League©️

Gobinsimbi, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa • 3 Employees
Nonprofit Organization Management

INTRODUCTIONAfrican Coaches League is a Non Profit Pan-Africanism worldwide operation and advocacy movement that aims to encourage and strengthen bonds of solidarity between all indigenous and Diaspora ethnic Sport Coaches of African descent and friends of Africa.WHO WE AREWe are a non-profit organization that operates independently of a government, we are also a group of humanitarians Sports Coaches made up of some strategic thinkers who can adapt quickly and respond to changing and pressing needs to promote sports in Africa. We are consistent and well organized in delivery of critically important sports coaching such as sustainable Grassroots Sports Development, Sports Education, Enabling Sports Environmental, Empowerment and Advocacy as well as Coaches right and welfare protection. We have exhibited high level of integrity and transparency in budgeting of effectual action. We have also not failed to acknowledge the importance of Africanized expertise within the NGO framework.MISSIONTo motivate potential sports coaches, offer a sustained opportunity to the voiceless, under-serve, unreached and less privileged soccer coaches from across Africa through the provision of quality health care, enhanced sports education and enabling environment with the aim of impacting a productive lifestyle in order to disconnect them from perilous activities and poverty.VISIONActively working to provide sustainable opportunities using the United Nation SDGs Goals (#1 to #6 and #16) as a veritable tool.ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTUREWould be announced soon by the Executive team led by Coach Ezirim C. Kennedy.CORE VALUESSustainability IntergrityProbityExcellenceProfessionalismEmpathyConsistencyPROPELLING FACTORSInnovationImpactGovernanceOUR PRINCIPLES Respect for IndividualResponsible CoachingIntegrity in Actions OUR KEY ETHICAL STANDARDS Treat and respect everyone equally, regardless of race, language, religion, culture, gender or physical ability.