JOHANNESBURG – Metro is on a drive to collate a database of all sport and recreation organisations that exist within the region and has launched their 2015 Sport and Recreation Structures Audit.
“The mission of the metro’s sport and recreation division is to contribute to the development of the community through the provision of excellent sport and recreation services and programmes,” said metro spokesman, Themba Gadebe.
In order to achieve this, it is necessary for the metro to compile a comprehensive database containing all the relevant information about its stakeholders and community structures that are involved in sport and recreation programmes.
This information will be used to determine the status of sport and recreation within the metro and will also indicate how the metro can support programmes and events taking place in Ekurhuleni.
The audit will further assist the metro to make an effective contribution towards enhancing the quality of life of communities participating in such activities.
Audit registration forms are available at all Ekurhuleni Customer Care Centres, libraries and on www.ekurhuleni.gov.za.
Completed forms can be submitted at the customer care centres, libraries or at the sports and recreation offices at the Germiston Stadium.
Registration is open and will close on September 30. For more information organisations can contact Leleti Ntombela on 011 999 1746, send an e-mail to leleti.ntombela@ekurhuleni.gov.za or send a fax to 086 659 8019.
All sport clubs in Alberton are urged to comply with this audit request and to also e-mail their club’s details through to the Alberton Central Sport Council, marked for the attention of Lisa Wade: lisa@tennis.co.za
