Player-centric quality experiences are possible only if the facilitators are trained in the HUNGERBALL® method of running the games in ways that equalise the playing field.
We have developed a training platform of self-paced modules to help us train facilitators to deliver HUNGERBALL® games that are fun and inclusive for all ages and abilities. This means more and more players can play.
HUNGERBALL® has evolved from quick-hit play to the long-term placement of an arena at a school or club. With trained facilitators, the program can be offered to communities sustainably, ensuring its long-term impact.
Could a social competition be the next step? The HUNGERBALL® model would continue to provide inclusive fun for players of any ability, filling a niche for kids who are not playing other sports. No matter what their skill level is, they have a chance to succeed and belong.
Interested in bringing the HUNGERBALL program to your school or club? Contact us to find out more and start your journey towards inclusive sports activities for all ages and abilities.
In November, HUNGERBALL® spent an awesome day at Papatoetoe Central School.
Coach Harsh delivered the teacher training session, and the arena remained on site for three full weeks to be used regularly. A big mihi to John Walker Find Your Field of Dreams Foundation and CLM Community Sport for helping fund this amazing project, which benefited tamariki all around South Auckland.
