LaLiga Spanish delegation with the scholars of Anantapur Sports Academy on Wednesday.
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The LaLiga and the Fundacion LaLiga, in affiliation with the Vicente Ferrer Foundation in a joint initiative with the Rural Development Trust, chosen 20 ladies from rural communities in Anantapur to obtain monetary and academic scholarships for a 12 months. Recently, an all-India match too was held at Anantapur Sports Academy run by the RDT to advertise the spirit of compepetition amongst these ladies.
A delegation of the The LaLiga and the Fundacion LaLiga visited Anantapur district for 3 days to evaluate the tangible impression on coaching girls and boys in soccer in rural areas. Around 2,000 college students aged between 7 and 15 obtained the chance to follow the game throughout the previous 5 years. Of these, these 20 ladies had been chosen to affix an academy for intensive teaching.
Interaction with residential trainees
An institutional delegation from each Spanish organisations got here to Anantapur on Monday and toured until Wednesday to see the venture’s progress. The delegation hung out with the ladies taking part within the venture’s Residential Academy.
This alliance was established to advertise soccer amongst younger folks from essentially the most deprived communities in Anantapur and to ascertain mechanisms and methods for selling particular person and collective expertise on the nationwide degree in India.
Workshops held
Different coaching workshops had been held on with the coaches from the groups within the area, led by a technical coach from the FUNDACIÓN LaLiga, in addition to an experiential session and a sports activities clinic with Anair Lomba, former skilled participant and LaLiga Ambassador, stated a launch from the Anantapur Sports Academy run by the RDT.
To perform an on-site analysis of the venture’s progress and strengthen cooperation with the venture companions, Olga de la Fuente, Director of FUNDACIÓN LaLiga, and Pedro Malabia, Director of LaLiga’s Women’s Football Department, made an official journey to the Anantapur area, throughout which they accomplished a assorted and galvanizing programme of actions. They had been additionally accompanied by Luz María Sanz, Director General of the Vicente Ferrer Foundation.
Source: www.thehindu.com
