Do Good Sports is a movement that inspires people to improve lives through sports.

We aim to build a sustainable sports ecosystem that creates a sporting culture, builds a sporting infrastructure and groom talent.

As a result, individuals will have greater opportunities to excel in sports, society will move closer in creating a sustainable sporting environment, more people will be find opportunities of livelihood through sports and we will have together done a social good.

Sports is power. Giving is Life. Attitude is everything. Do Good Sports!

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Problem

Do Good Sports addresses three critical problems 1) Lack of sporting Culture 2) Lack of sporting Infrastructure 3) Lack of sporting Talent

Solution

To build an ecosystem that uses the power of sports to do social good - Scout talent at Grass root levels - Providing training & world class facilities to emerging talent - Improving sports infrastructure - Improving the quality of coaches - Facilitate participation of masses towards social causes via sports - Provide livelihood opportunities via sports

Exemple

Yuvraj Walmiki born on November 25, 1990 is an Indian field hockey player from Maharashtra. He was the member of 2011 Asian Men's Hockey Champions Trophy winning Indian team. A starry-eyed boy from the Mumbai slums with nothing but bucket-loads of self-confidence and a stick to wield his magic, hoping to don the national colours and score in a final. Yuvraj Walmiki was nine then. And now, 12 years later, his dream have come true. He grew up, with his brothers and sisters, in a 200sq feet shanty without electricity or a permanent roof. His ‘house’, at a corner of a residential building, was a few kilometres away from the Mahindra hockey stadium.

Marché

Peers: Salaam Bombay Foundation / Triratna Prerna Mandal / Shelter Don Bosco Jesuits / David Sassoon Remand Home Competitors: Magic Bus & Teach for India Challenges posed ahead.