I took Kenny in as a son and he lived at my house in Athlone. He excelled in 100m but also ran well in the 200m. “Outside of the regular training on the track, I also taught him ballroom dancing. I felt that my athletes needed to have rhythm and be loose – and thought dance would do the trick.
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As we ease into February 2025 and the next 11 months, I am filled with optimism and positivity. This year marks not just another chapter in our journey, but the beginning of our second decade of service to our communities. Looking back at our first ten years, I am amazed at how far we’ve come and excited about where we’re heading. When we started PlaySport4Life in 2014, we had a simple yet powerful vision: to enrich lives through education and sport.
Leading sport for development organisation Play Sport4Life (PS4L) marked its 10th year of working in the community by flagging plans to develop a dedicated facility to serve as a hub for women’s football development in Cape Town.
Miles October, PS4L. founding director, made the announcement at a gala fund-raising dinner held in Camps Bay recently as part of the organisation’s vision for the next five years.
Play Sport4Life (PS4L), a Kensington-based non-profit organization, has been honoured today with the prestigious Civic
Cape Town South Africa – In an exhilarating end to the season, the Cape Town
Cape Town based not-for-profit body PlaySport4Life (PS4L) has been given a huge shot in the arm in delivering its programs in the needy areas after a major corporate backer threw its
support behind it this week.
Play Sport4Life (PS4L) is a non-profit organization that has been operating in the wider Cape Town area for 10 years.
Our mission and focus, since we started, has been to help improve the lives and wellness of the disadvantaged in our communities by providing appropriate opportunities using sports as a vehicle for a healthier lifestyle.
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